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This article mainly introduces how to derive high-definition pictures in R language, which is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Interested friends must finish reading it!

One of the problems encountered when drawing is, why is the picture directly exported by RStudio so unclear? Why are other people's pictures so clear in the tutorial? At this time, some students may say, this is not easy, can't we just export the vector graph directly?

Let's take a look, RStudio can export several picture formats, have done a mouse to try for you, the most appropriate format is EPS (which stepped on a lot of holes, emf, svg, tiff, pdf have tried, the shortcomings of these formats are different, generally speaking, EPS can best meet my needs, high-definition and easy to adjust).

Let's first take a look at the exported png diagram.

Oh, I forgot to tell you that pictures in EPS format can be opened and edited with Adobe illustrator.

After opening it, the mouse click is like this. Click the right mouse button and choose to cancel the grouping.

After unmarshalling, the elements in this chart can be moved at will (note here that some elements will still appear in combination, click the right mouse button and choose to release the clipping mask). After removing the unwanted elements, then export tiff or png, and the enlarged graph will not show the jagged curve like the one above.

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