Hi Jon,
take a look at the graphics settings using ?par. xlog changes the
scale of the x axis to the log scale, so this might be what
you're looking for. For really sophisticated plots, a good
resource to check out is Paul Murrell's R Graphics (2006).
Holger
Jon Minton wrote:
Hi,
For the last question, I?m trying to come up with a graphical
representation of the changes in the maximum estimates generated by
optimize() as the tolerance varies.
For this, I?d like to have the greatest tolerance (the biggest number)
on the left, and the smallest tolerance (smallest number) on the right.
To complicate things further I?ve got the tolerances varying
logarithmically rather than linearly: i.e. 10^n where n varies from
(say) 1 to -4 in (say) 0.1 increments.
Does anyone know how to re-label the x-axis so that it represents the
tolerances in a correct and nice way? So far I?ve not been able to make
complete sense of the examples I?ve seen that do this...
Jon Minton
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