Artificating when resizing scatter3D-Plot in R
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I'm using MacOS 10.14.1 Mojave, RStudio 1.1.643 and rgl package.
I'm trying to create a 3D-Plot of a multiple linear regression model in R for my statistics homework. The code itself is fine since the plot is displayed in the way I want it to. However, whenever I try to resize the window, the whole plot gets screwed.
Check below for some sample images:
When I resize the image, this starts to happen:
Here's the code I use:
library(rgl)
# 3D-Plot
scatter3d(df_babies$wtMother, df_babies$wtBaby, df_babies$smoke,
xlab = "Weight Mother",
ylab = "Weight Baby",
zlab = "Smoke",
revolutions=5)
Note, that when I set revolutions to 1 the problem disappears. Still, it's a very strange problem and I couldn't find any solutions through Google-search. I have the feeling that the problem is connected to me updating to MacOS Mojave. Does anybody know a fix to this problem? The 3D-plot is run in XQuartz. I have updated XQuartz but without any improvements.
macos r rstudio
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
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asked Feb 7 at 10:43
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I'm using MacOS 10.14.1 Mojave, RStudio 1.1.643 and rgl package.
I'm trying to create a 3D-Plot of a multiple linear regression model in R for my statistics homework. The code itself is fine since the plot is displayed in the way I want it to. However, whenever I try to resize the window, the whole plot gets screwed.
Check below for some sample images:
When I resize the image, this starts to happen:
Here's the code I use:
library(rgl)
# 3D-Plot
scatter3d(df_babies$wtMother, df_babies$wtBaby, df_babies$smoke,
xlab = "Weight Mother",
ylab = "Weight Baby",
zlab = "Smoke",
revolutions=5)
Note, that when I set revolutions to 1 the problem disappears. Still, it's a very strange problem and I couldn't find any solutions through Google-search. I have the feeling that the problem is connected to me updating to MacOS Mojave. Does anybody know a fix to this problem? The 3D-plot is run in XQuartz. I have updated XQuartz but without any improvements.
macos r rstudio
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
add a comment |
I'm using MacOS 10.14.1 Mojave, RStudio 1.1.643 and rgl package.
I'm trying to create a 3D-Plot of a multiple linear regression model in R for my statistics homework. The code itself is fine since the plot is displayed in the way I want it to. However, whenever I try to resize the window, the whole plot gets screwed.
Check below for some sample images:
When I resize the image, this starts to happen:
Here's the code I use:
library(rgl)
# 3D-Plot
scatter3d(df_babies$wtMother, df_babies$wtBaby, df_babies$smoke,
xlab = "Weight Mother",
ylab = "Weight Baby",
zlab = "Smoke",
revolutions=5)
Note, that when I set revolutions to 1 the problem disappears. Still, it's a very strange problem and I couldn't find any solutions through Google-search. I have the feeling that the problem is connected to me updating to MacOS Mojave. Does anybody know a fix to this problem? The 3D-plot is run in XQuartz. I have updated XQuartz but without any improvements.
macos r rstudio
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
I'm using MacOS 10.14.1 Mojave, RStudio 1.1.643 and rgl package.
I'm trying to create a 3D-Plot of a multiple linear regression model in R for my statistics homework. The code itself is fine since the plot is displayed in the way I want it to. However, whenever I try to resize the window, the whole plot gets screwed.
Check below for some sample images:
When I resize the image, this starts to happen:
Here's the code I use:
library(rgl)
# 3D-Plot
scatter3d(df_babies$wtMother, df_babies$wtBaby, df_babies$smoke,
xlab = "Weight Mother",
ylab = "Weight Baby",
zlab = "Smoke",
revolutions=5)
Note, that when I set revolutions to 1 the problem disappears. Still, it's a very strange problem and I couldn't find any solutions through Google-search. I have the feeling that the problem is connected to me updating to MacOS Mojave. Does anybody know a fix to this problem? The 3D-plot is run in XQuartz. I have updated XQuartz but without any improvements.
macos r rstudio
macos r rstudio
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
edited Feb 7 at 13:54
Blackwood
2,89271728
2,89271728
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
asked Feb 7 at 10:43
mangolassimangolassi
62
62
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