You can easily add rug on x and y axis thanks to the geom rug function to illustrate the distribution of dots.
Add a rug on top of graph r.
Also notice the matching of colors all over the room.
The rug and pillows.
The colour the ticks are plotted in.
Add a rug to a plot description.
Normally 1 bottom or 3 top.
The line width of the ticks.
The vase pillows and chair all live in the same color category.
Show how geom rug works.
A string that controls which sides of the plot the rugs appear on.
It can be set to a string containing any of trbl for top right bottom and left.
Note you can as well add marginal plots to show these distributions.
Add a scatterplot on top of the ggplot2 2d density chart.
Positive lengths give inwards ticks.
The length of the ticks making up the rug.
A scatterplot displays the relationship between 2 numeric variables.
6x9 bottom 3x5 tribal top.
Some devices will round the default width up to 1.
Add rug on x and y axis to describe the numeric variable distribution.
The tribal rug and coffee table are living on their own island.
A contribution by matt asher.
Usage rug x ticksize 0 03 side 1 lwd 0 5 col par fg quiet getoption warn 0 arguments.
A 3d knot to illustrate what is possible to do with rgl.
Adds a rug representation 1 d plot of the data to the plot.