How would you customize the appearance of an R scatter plot, including changing colors, markers, and sizes?
- By using the col, pch, and cex parameters in the plot() function
- 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 scatter plot, including changing colors, markers, and sizes, you can use the col parameter to change colors, the pch parameter to change markers, and the cex parameter to change the size of the points. These graphical parameters can be specified within the plot() function.
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