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Is there a way to control the dimension of plot exported from R (or Python)?

Happy Holidays,

I'm running a script partly using R and I would like to retrieve some plot generated by the R package.

A plot might be generated in R with a width of 900 by a height of 600 but when it gets imported into JMP it's square with 'standard' picture box dimension.

Using '<

plot = R Get Graphics( "png" );
New Window( "XYZ", Picture Box( plot ) );

It is square. If I save the plot to the directory before viewing it, the dimension are correct.

Any suggestions on the means to control the plot dimensions would be greatly appreciated.

Best,

Sebastien

Graphics

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Re: Is there a way to control the dimension of plot exported from R (or Python)?

I fear I'm at risk of telling you what you know already. But does this work for you?

Names Default To Here( 1 );

New Window( "Example", pb = Picture Box( Open( "$SAMPLE_IMAGES/tile.jpg", jpg ) ));

w = pb << getWidth;
h = pb << getHeight;

Wait(2);
pb << setWidth(w*0.5);
pb << setHeight(h*0.5);

Wait(2);
pb << setWidth(w*2);
pb << setHeight(h*2);

Re: Is there a way to control the dimension of plot exported from R (or Python)?

Hi Ian,

Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it does not help as the trick does not result in pictures with better resolution if there is need for a larger format. The best bet right now would to save it during the execution of the R script at the required dimensions and import in JMP.