I want to add a greek character to the y-axis of my barplot in R.
The problem is that I need this character to be integrated in the title. I want to write:
Diameter of aperture ("mu"m)
in the axis label.
With
ylab=expression()
I can write the greek character, with
ylab="axis title"
I can write the title with proper spaces between the words.
But I can't find a way to put all these together and write a proper label with a greek word in the axis label. I hope I was clear enough.
To make a Greek letter in R, You just use \ and then the name of the letter. If you want a subscript, like β1 , you use $\beta_1$ .
First, select the “Greek (abc -> Ελληνικά)” keyboard from the Gboard menu on your Android device. icon in order to select the “Greek (abc -> Ελληνικά)” keyboard. Once the model downloads, you'll be ready to start using the new keyboard! You can either tap or glide type.
If you're using plotmath{grDevices}
, the main help page (plotmath) contains an example of what you appear to want:
xlab = expression(paste("Phase Angle ", phi))
or for your case, I guess:
ylab = expression(paste("Diameter of aperture ( ", mu, " )"))
Does this work for you?
I think I followed your question properly. The ~
forces a space between characters in a call to expression()
. Is this what you want?
plot(1:3, ylab = expression("Diameter of apeture (" * mu ~ "m)"), , xlab = expression("Force spaces with ~" ~ mu ~ pi * sigma ~ pi) , main = expression("This is another Greek character with space" ~ sigma))
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