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I am R novice but need to it for my data analysis.



I want to plot multiple line charts from different locations (under the same study) on the same plot. My data frames are results of non-linear random effects models.



Below is the model output and plot. Now I have four different locations (1 to 4) and I need to plot on the same graph for comparison.



{r}
Location1.model<- glmer(Completeness ~ Weeks + I(Weeks*Weeks) + (1|street), data = location.1, family = binomial())
summary(D1.model)
Weeks_Num <- 1:165
Time.effect <- fixef(D1.model)[1] + fixef(D1.model)[2]*Weeks_Num + fixef(D1.model)[3]*Weeks_Num*Weeks_Num
Time.probs <- inv.logit(Time.effect)
plot(Time.probs~Weeks_Num, pch=".", col="blue", type="l", xlim=c(0,175), ylim=c(0,1))

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I am R novice but need to it for my data analysis.



I want to plot multiple line charts from different locations (under the same study) on the same plot. My data frames are results of non-linear random effects models.



Below is the model output and plot. Now I have four different locations (1 to 4) and I need to plot on the same graph for comparison.



{r}
Location1.model<- glmer(Completeness ~ Weeks + I(Weeks*Weeks) + (1|street), data = location.1, family = binomial())
summary(D1.model)
Weeks_Num <- 1:165
Time.effect <- fixef(D1.model)[1] + fixef(D1.model)[2]*Weeks_Num + fixef(D1.model)[3]*Weeks_Num*Weeks_Num
Time.probs <- inv.logit(Time.effect)
plot(Time.probs~Weeks_Num, pch=".", col="blue", type="l", xlim=c(0,175), ylim=c(0,1))

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  • Possible duplicate of R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example
    – Dan Woodrich
    16 hours ago













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I am R novice but need to it for my data analysis.



I want to plot multiple line charts from different locations (under the same study) on the same plot. My data frames are results of non-linear random effects models.



Below is the model output and plot. Now I have four different locations (1 to 4) and I need to plot on the same graph for comparison.



{r}
Location1.model<- glmer(Completeness ~ Weeks + I(Weeks*Weeks) + (1|street), data = location.1, family = binomial())
summary(D1.model)
Weeks_Num <- 1:165
Time.effect <- fixef(D1.model)[1] + fixef(D1.model)[2]*Weeks_Num + fixef(D1.model)[3]*Weeks_Num*Weeks_Num
Time.probs <- inv.logit(Time.effect)
plot(Time.probs~Weeks_Num, pch=".", col="blue", type="l", xlim=c(0,175), ylim=c(0,1))

plo1
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I am R novice but need to it for my data analysis.



I want to plot multiple line charts from different locations (under the same study) on the same plot. My data frames are results of non-linear random effects models.



Below is the model output and plot. Now I have four different locations (1 to 4) and I need to plot on the same graph for comparison.



{r}
Location1.model<- glmer(Completeness ~ Weeks + I(Weeks*Weeks) + (1|street), data = location.1, family = binomial())
summary(D1.model)
Weeks_Num <- 1:165
Time.effect <- fixef(D1.model)[1] + fixef(D1.model)[2]*Weeks_Num + fixef(D1.model)[3]*Weeks_Num*Weeks_Num
Time.probs <- inv.logit(Time.effect)
plot(Time.probs~Weeks_Num, pch=".", col="blue", type="l", xlim=c(0,175), ylim=c(0,1))

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  • Possible duplicate of R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example
    – Dan Woodrich
    16 hours ago


















  • Possible duplicate of R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example
    – Dan Woodrich
    16 hours ago
















Possible duplicate of R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example
– Dan Woodrich
16 hours ago




Possible duplicate of R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example
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16 hours ago












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multiplot or grid.arrange would do the trick. Here is a thread were their use is discussed.



R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example



This is a repeated topic, in the future try to search this site for a similar thread- many already exist for multipane plotting.






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    multiplot or grid.arrange would do the trick. Here is a thread were their use is discussed.



    R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example



    This is a repeated topic, in the future try to search this site for a similar thread- many already exist for multipane plotting.






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      multiplot or grid.arrange would do the trick. Here is a thread were their use is discussed.



      R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example



      This is a repeated topic, in the future try to search this site for a similar thread- many already exist for multipane plotting.






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        multiplot or grid.arrange would do the trick. Here is a thread were their use is discussed.



        R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example



        This is a repeated topic, in the future try to search this site for a similar thread- many already exist for multipane plotting.






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        multiplot or grid.arrange would do the trick. Here is a thread were their use is discussed.



        R error "could not find function 'multiplot' " using Cookbook example



        This is a repeated topic, in the future try to search this site for a similar thread- many already exist for multipane plotting.







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