[R] boxplot question in other terms

Christine Serres serres at valigene.com
Fri Apr 7 17:25:02 CEST 2000


First of all, I thanks you all for replying me .
I've not asked my question in good terms, so I've made a little drawing
of what I want to do in my boxplot   : - )

|     -                                           -
|     |                                            |
|  ----                                   ----
|  |        |                                  |        |
|  |    2  |                                  |    2  |
|   ----                                  ----
|      |                                            |
|      -                                          -
|
|
|       -                                         -
|       |                                           |
|     ----                                 ----
|     |        |                                |        |
|     |    1  |                                |   1   |
|     ----                                 ----
|       |                                           |
|       -                                         -
|
____________________________________________________________________

        Test X                          Test Y



(I don't want my boxes to be shifted  for the same  Test value because I
know that boxplot 1 and 2 don't overlap)
I'm not sure that the boxplot function can do that.
But perhaps someone know a trick to help me.

Thanks
Christine




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