CODEWITHSUNDEEP
rplotpar
user1607
user1607

Reputation: 551

plotting multiple plots in R - par

I have used par(mfrow = c(2,2)) to create a matrix of 2x2 plots. This has previously worked just fine. However, this time my plots are all way too small. I have not changed anything in the code. I guess I must have changed the environment without knowing. Any ideas how i can revert the changes? enter image description here enter image description here

> par(mfrow = c(2,2))
>   par("mar")
[1] 5.1 4.1 4.1 2.1
> 
>   plot(hat.ep,rstudent.ep,col="#E69F00", main="hat-values versus studentized residuals",
+        xlab="Hat value", ylab="Studentized residual")
>   dffits.ep <- dffits(logit_reduced)
>   plot(id,dffits.ep,type="l", col="#E69F00", main="Index Plot",
+        xlab="Identification", ylab="Diffits")
>   cov.ep <- covratio(logit_reduced)
>   plot(id,cov.ep,type="l",col="#E69F00",  main="Covariance Ratio",
+        xlab="Identification", ylab="Covariance Ratio")
>   cook.ep <- cooks.distance(logit_reduced)
>   plot(id,cook.ep,type="l",col="#E69F00", main="Cook's Distance",
+        xlab="Identification", ylab="Cook's Distance")

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1985

Answers (1)

JineshEP
JineshEP

Reputation: 748

If u would like to get back to 1 row one column plots, use par(mfrow=c(1,1)). Shud use options function to get the computed displays and its results

Before beginning to change any option settings, its better to save old options:

old.o <- options()

Then to revert back to original can use:

options(old.o)

Edit

Try resetting graphics device, and start plots all over again, caution u might loose all the previous plots. dev.off()

Upvotes: 1

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