How would you customize the appearance of an R plot, including changing colors, labels, and legend?
- By using the col, xlab, ylab parameters in plot()
- By using the legend() function
- By using the theme() function from the ggplot2 package
- By using the par() function and graphical parameters
To customize the appearance of an R plot, including changing colors, labels, and legends, you can use the par() function along with various graphical parameters. These parameters allow you to control aspects such as colors, labels, axes, and more.
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