Is there a way to control things in the appearance of the plot that comes with umxGxEbiv? Mainly I would like to change the legend size, line colours and maybe adding dots.
I can see the utility in that. Currently using core graphics - so hard to edit. The development version now includes a gg=TRUE option, and uses add a ggplot2 for the graphs, and returns these as a list(raw, std) of ggplots for you to edit/decorate.
Thank you for adding this option! This could be great for using the output to present the results.
However, I couldn't make it work. I uploaded the development version (although the installation of igraph failed, I don't know if it's related), added a gg = TRUE (umxPlotGxEbiv(m1, gg = TRUE)) and saved this as an object, but did not get a list of plots (but rather a list of mfrow). I've seen the example in GitHub which looks great and would love to be able to use this.
perhaps
I can see the utility in that. Currently using core graphics - so hard to edit. The development version now includes a gg=TRUE option, and uses add a ggplot2 for the graphs, and returns these as a list(raw, std) of ggplots for you to edit/decorate.
GitHub issue [#139](https://github.com/tbates/umx/issues/139)
comments welcome on further improvements!
Log in or register to post comments
In reply to perhaps by tbates
couldn't make it work
Thank you for adding this option! This could be great for using the output to present the results.
However, I couldn't make it work. I uploaded the development version (although the installation of igraph failed, I don't know if it's related), added a gg = TRUE (umxPlotGxEbiv(m1, gg = TRUE)) and saved this as an object, but did not get a list of plots (but rather a list of mfrow). I've seen the example in GitHub which looks great and would love to be able to use this.
Thanks!
Log in or register to post comments