Re: geom_smooth who to disable grey background

[smu]

for example by unmapping the fill colour:

... + geom_smooth(fill=NA)


cheers,
stefan

On Mon, May 13, 2013 at 04:45:04AM -0700, Peter Steter wrote:
> Hi guys. first of all: Thanks for this great plotting tool! i really love
> it!!!!
>
> So secondly I would like to know if anybody knows how to remove the grey
> background line when drawing a line with geom_smooth. I'm not sure what
> this background line is ment to be (some kind of standard deviation maybe?)
> but I would prefer my plots without this....
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[adam.l...@pnc.com]

Hi Peter,

The shaded region you want to get rid of is a confidence interval. To do so,

...+ geom_smooth(se=FALSE)


Check ?stat_smooth for more details...



Adam Loveland

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Date:	05/13/2013 09:04 AM
Subject:	geom_smooth  who to disable grey background
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Hi guys. first of all: Thanks for this great plotting tool! i really love it!!!!

So secondly I would like to know if anybody knows how to remove the grey background line when drawing a line with geom_smooth. I'm not sure what this background line is ment to be (some kind of standard deviation maybe?) but I would prefer my plots without this....

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[Peter Steter]

Thank you all for your replies on how to remove the shaded background!! works perfectly!