Lattice

Basics.- A Technical Overview of lattice.- Visualizing Univariate Distributions.- Displaying Multiway Tables.- Scatter Plots and Extensions.- Trivariate Displays.- Finer Control.- Graphical Parameters and Other Settings.- Plot Coordinates and Axis Annotation.- Labels and Legends.- Data Manipulation and Related Topics.- Manipulating the “trellis” Object.- Interacting with Trellis Displays.- Extending Trellis Displays.- Advanced Panel Functions.- New Trellis Displays.- Color Plates.

From the reviews:"This book can be seen as a valuable source for lattice users at all levels. … The book nicely shows that making good graphics is a process and the reader is guided by the author in a wealth of examples through the various steps needed to reach the final result. A nice feature of the book is that it has an accompanying homepage that contains all the R code and figures of the book." (Klaus Nordhausen, International Statistical Review, Vol. 76 (3), 2008)"Lattice is a package for R, and it greatly extends the already impressive graphical capabilities. … I suggest that many users of lattice (and most users of R probably ought to use lattice) should buy this book. … if one is using this book for self-study, exercises would be very helpful. … I recommend this book to anyone with a particular interest in the lattice package or a general interest in R graphics." (Peter L. Flom, The American Statistician, Vol. 63 (1), February, 2009)“The book has 14 chapters separated in three parts. … very accessible to those inexperienced in the S language. For those readers that have more experience with R, the book is also quite useful. … Overall, if you are learning R or have not moved beyond the traditional S graphics system, the book shows the range possibilities of what can be done. … everyone using R would benefit from this book.” (Max Kuhn, Technometrics, Vol. 52 (3), August, 2010)