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An Introduction to R GraphicsR graphics examplesThe organization of R graphicsGraphical output formatsTRADITIONAL GRAPHICSSIMPLE USAGE OF TRADITIONAL GRAPHICSThe traditional graphics modelPlots of one or two variablesPlots of multiple variablesModern plots and specialized plotsInteractive graphicsCUSTOMIZING TRADITIONAL GRAPHICSThe traditional graphics model in more detailControlling the appearance of plotsArranging multiple plotsAnnotating plotsCreating new plotsGRID GRAPHICSTRELLIS GRAPHICS: THE LATTICE PACKAGEThe lattice graphics modelLattice plot typesControlling the appearance of lattice plotsArranging lattice plotsAnnotating lattice plotsCreating new lattice plotsTHE GRID GRAPHICS MODELA brief overview of grid graphicsGraphical primitives Coordinate systems Controlling the appearance of outputViewports Missing values and non-finite values Interactive graphicsCustomizing lattice plotsTHE GRID GRAPHICS OBJECT MODELWorking with graphical outputGrob lists, trees, and pathsWorking with graphical objects off-screenPlacing and packing grobs in framesOther details about grobsSaving and loading grid graphics Working with lattice grobs DEVELOPING NEW GRAPHICS FUNCTIONS AND OBJECTSAn example Simple graphics functionsGraphical objects Querying gridAPPENDIX A: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO RObtaining and installing RAn environment for statistical computing and graphics A programming language APPENDIX B: COMBINING TRADITIONAL GRAPHICS AND GRID GRAPHICSThe gridBase package BibliographyFunction IndexConcept Index