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    This document discusses using the colorRampPalette() function in R to create color palettes for plotting. It provides an example of using colorRampPalette() with 100 colors from red to yellow to blue to color points in a simple plot based on random normal data. It then asks what would happen if only 10 colors were used instead of 100.

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    This document discusses using the colorRampPalette() function in R to create color palettes for plotting. It provides an example of using colorRampPalette() with 100 colors from red to yellow to blue to color points in a simple plot based on random normal data. It then asks what would happen if only 10 colors were used instead of 100.

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    Play Around With The Colorramppalette Function. Try The Following Simple Plot

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    This document discusses using the colorRampPalette() function in R to create color palettes for plotting. It provides an example of using colorRampPalette() with 100 colors from red to yellow to blue to color points in a simple plot based on random normal data. It then asks what would happen if only 10 colors were used instead of 100.

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    Play around with the colorRampPalette() function.

    Try the following simple plot:


    pal <- colorRampPalette(c("red", "yellow", "blue")) x <- rnorm(100) plot(x, col = pal(100))

    What happens if you just use 10 colors (i.e. pal(10)) instead of 100?

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