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English: Example R Plot - vertical 1D stacked point plot (stacked "dotplot") of von Bortkiewicz's famous dataset of deaths by horse kick in Prussian cavalry corps
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#Example R Plot - vertical 1D stacked point plot (stacked "dotplot") of von Bortkiewicz's famous dataset of deaths by horse kick in Prussian cavalry corps
library("pscl")
par(mar=c(1,4,6,2)+0.1)
t <- table(tapply(prussian$y, prussian$year, sum))
stripchart(as.numeric(names(t)), pch=1, cex=sqrt(t), ylab=expression(italic("deathsPerYear")), vertical=TRUE, las=1, yaxp=c(0,20,20), ylim=c(0,20))
title("Deaths by\nhorsekick in\nPrussian cavalry\ncorps, 1875-94", outer=TRUE, line=-5)
dev.off()
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