Reputation: 1
Dataset: two bivariate unequal observations:
g_d g_a s_d s_a
2 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
2 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
3 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
3 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
3 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
5 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
6 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
8 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
9 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
10 27.75047815 2 27.75047815
3 17.19518769 2 27.75047815
3 13.21767851 2 27.75047815
4 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
4 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
5 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
6 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
6 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
6 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
7 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
8 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
9 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
9 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
11 13.21767851 3 27.75047815
11 13.21767851
14 13.21767851
14 13.21767851
14 13.21767851
15 13.21767851
16 13.21767851
17 13.21767851
24 13.21767851
2 30.90877312
2 30.90877312
2 30.90877312
2 30.90877312
2 30.90877312
3 30.90877312
3 30.90877312
3 30.90877312
I am trying to make 2 polar plots side by side in same plot window using following commands
Codes:
d = read.table("D:/POLAR_1.txt", sep="\t", header=T)
attach(d)
summary(d)
library(plotrix)
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
For first polar plot:
polar.plot(NA, NA, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="", start=90,radial.lim=c(0, 35),
radial.cex=0.3, box.radial=TRUE, show.grid.labels=1, boxed.radial=FALSE)
polar.plot(g_d, g_a, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="s", start=90, point.symbols=19,
show.grid.labels=3, par(cex=0.8), add=TRUE)
For 2nd polar plot:
polar.plot(NA, NA, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="", start=90,radial.lim=c(0, 35),
radial.cex=0.3, box.radial=TRUE, show.grid.labels=1, boxed.radial=FALSE, add=TRUE)
polar.plot(s_d, s_a, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="s", start=90, point.symbols=19,
show.grid.labels=3, par(cex=0.8), add=TRUE)
Result: I can get the 1st plot but for second plot I am getting following message:
Error in if (grid.pos[1] < radial.lim[1]) grid.pos <- grid.pos[-1] :
missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed
As the 2nd dataset have some missing values (because of less observation), so I am getting this error. So, wondering how to deal with this error.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 661
Reputation: 121568
Try this for example:
library(plotrix)
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
polar.plot(NA, NA, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="", start=90,radial.lim=c(0, 35),
radial.cex=0.3, box.radial=TRUE, show.grid.labels=1, boxed.radial=FALSE)
polar.plot(g_d, g_a, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="s", start=90, point.symbols=19,
show.grid.labels=3, par(cex=0.8), add=TRUE)
## here remove add=TRUE
polar.plot(NA, NA, clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="", start=90,radial.lim=c(0, 35),
radial.cex=0.3, box.radial=TRUE, show.grid.labels=1, boxed.radial=FALSE)
## use na.omit to remove missing values
polar.plot(na.omit(s_d), na.omit(s_a), clockwise=TRUE, rp.type="s", start=90, point.symbols=19,
show.grid.labels=3, par(cex=0.8), add=TRUE)
Upvotes: 1