Plot(1, type = 'n', axes = FALSE, bty = 'n', ylab = '') layout(matrix(1:5, ncol = 1), widths = 1, Also, you'll note I made the bottom axis with the direct axis() command so that you can control where the items go. You could also put the unique things that change between graphs in a list (like the data and margins) and then go through a loop. A few other detail changes and you can get the graphs much closer together. If you want to stick with something like the method you've been using then you might want to learn the layout() command. I am not happy with the figure because there is a lot of space between the plots, therefore the width of the plots are not sufficient enough to analyze the plots.Ĭould someone help me to produce a nice graph having four plots? Using the following code, I tried to draw four plots on a graph in R.
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