目录
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 An Introduction to R Graphics
1.1 R graphics examples
1.1.1 Standard plots
1.1.2 Trellis plots
1.1.3 Special-purpose plots
1.1.4 General graphical scenes
1.2 The organization of R graphics
1.2.1 Types of graphics functions
1.2.2 Traditional graphics versus grid graphics
1.3 Graphical output formats
1.3.1 Graphics devices
1.3.2 Multiple pages of output
1.3.3 Display lists
I TRADITIONAL GRAPHICS
2 Simple Usage of Traditional Graphics
2.1 The traditional graphics model
2.2 Plots of one or two variables
2.2.1 Arguments to graphics functions
2.2.2 Standard arguments
2.3 Plots of multiple variables
2.4 Modern plots and specialized plots
2.5 Interactive graphics
3 Customizing Traditional Graphics
3.1 The traditional graphics model in more detail
3.1.1 Plotting regions
3.1.2 The traditional graphics state
3.2 Controlling the appearance of plots
3.2.1 Colors
3.2.2 Lines
3.2.3 Text
3.2.4 Data symbols
3.2.5 Axes
3.2.6 Plotting regions
3.2.7 Clipping
3.2.8 Moving to a new plot
3.3 Arranging multiple plots
3.3.1 Using the traditional graphics state
3.3.2 Layouts
3.3.3 The split-screen approach
3.4 Annotating plots
3.4.1 Annotating the plot region
3.4.2 Missing values and non-finite values
3.4.3 Annotating the margins
3.4.4 Legends
3.4.5 Axes
3.4.6 Mathematical formulae
3.4.7 Coordinate systems
3.4.8 Bitmap images
3.4.9 Special cases
3.5 Creating new plots
3.5.1 A simple plot from scratch
3.5.2 A more complex plot from scratch
3.5.3 Writing traditional graphics functions
II GRID GRAPHICS
4 Trellis Graphics: the Lattice Package
4.1 The lattice graphics model
4.1.1 Lattice devices
4.2 Lattice plot types
4.2.1 The formula argument and multipanel conditioning
4.2.2 A nontrivial example
4.3 Controlling the appearance of lattice plots
4.4 Arranging lattice plots
4.5 Annotating lattice plots
4.5.1 Panel functions and strip functions
4.5.2 Adding output to a lattice plot
4.6 Creating new lattice plots
5 The Grid Graphics Model
5.1 A brief overview of grid graphics
5.1.1 A simple example
5.2 Graphical primitives
5.2.1 Standard arguments
5.3 Coordinate systems
5.3.1 Conversion functions
5.3.2 Complex units
5.4 Controlling the appearance of output
5.4.1 Specifying graphical parameter settings
5.4.2 Vectorized graphical parameter settings
5.5 Viewports
5.5.1 Pushing, popping, and navigating between viewports
5.5.2 Clipping to viewports
5.5.3 Viewport lists, stacks, and trees
5.5.4 Viewports as arguments to graphical primitives
5.5.5 Graphical parameter settings in viewports
5.5.6 Layouts
5.6 Missing values and non-finite values
5.7 Interactive graphics
5.8 Customizing lattice plots
5.8.1 Adding grid output to lattice output
5.8.2 Adding lattice output to grid output
6 The Grid Graphics Object Model
6.1 Working with graphical output
6.1.1 Standard functions and arguments
6.2 Grob lists, trees, and paths
6.2.1 Graphical parameter settings in gTrees
6.2.2 Viewports as components of gTrees
6.2.3 Searching for grobs
6.3 Working with graphical objects off-screen
6.3.1 Capturing output
6.4 Placing and packing grobs in frames
6.4.1 Placing and packing off-screen
6.5 Other details about grobs
6.5.1 Calculating the sizes of grobs
6.5.2 Editing graphical context
6.6 Saving and loading grid graphics
6.7 Working with lattice grobs
7 Developing New Graphics Functions and Objects
7.1 An example
7.1.1 Modularity
7.2 Simple graphics functions
7.2.1 Embedding graphical output
7.2.2 Facilitating annotation
7.2.3 Editing output
7.2.4 Absolute versus relative sizes
7.3 Graphical objects
7.3.1 Overview of creating a new graphical class
7.3.2 Defining a new graphical class
7.3.3 Validating grobs
7.3.4 Drawing grobs
7.3.5 Editing grobs
7.3.6 Sizing grobs
7.3.7 Pre-drawing and post-drawing
7.3.8 Completing the example
7.3.9 Reusing graphical elements
7.3.10 Other details
7.4 Querying grid
A A Brief Introduction to R
A.1 Obtaining and installingR
A.2 An environment for statistical computing and graphics
A.2.1 Batch processing
A.2.2 Data types
A.2.3 Variables
A.2.4 Indexing
A.2.5 Data structures
A.2.6 Formulae
A.2.7 Expressions
A.2.8 Packages
A.2.9 Accessing data sets
A.2.10 Getting help
A.3 A programming language
A.3.1 Debugging
A.4 An object-oriented language
B Combining Traditional Graphics and Grid Graphics
B.1 The gridBase package
B.1.1 Annotating base graphics using grid
B.1.2 Embedding base graphics plots in grid viewports
B.1.3 Problems and limitations
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