6.7) More On Graphics: Annotation (cont'd)
Elements of objects (e.g. statistics from a list) are printed if you simply refer to them without quotation marks (e.g. text(x=1, y=5, labels=DATA.cor.test$statistic)
). To concatenate these with text, supply them as arguments to paste()
: e.g. text(x=1, y=5, labels=paste("r=",DATA.cor.test$statistic))
. To combine object values with symbols, try the clever function bquote()
: e.g., if a
is 3, then bquote(alpha==.(a))
will print "α = 3". You may also need:
round() |
to round a number to a specified number (digits= ) of decimal places; or |
signif() |
to round a number to a specified number (digits= ) of significant figures. |