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I noticed that there're two "almost-identical" documentations on for plotting PCA.
One is here (from cran.r-project.org), one is from here(from rpubs.com).
However, the axis for PC1 and PC2 are different (for example, if you look at first plot from the documentations linked above), output from:
It looks like the scaling parameter is different in the two. In the Rpubs docs scaling is 0 (disabled) while in the package docs is the 1, the default. And I look at my commits and I haven't chaged the scale factor.
@nancyxuanhe I am not sure about the RPubs one. But the vignette on CRAN is always up-to-date. Could you show me what how you produced result ranging from -3.2 and 3.7? Here's my result of prcomp and the plot looks matching the one hosted on CRAN.
Hi ggfortify developer,
I noticed that there're two "almost-identical" documentations on for plotting PCA.
One is here (from cran.r-project.org), one is from here(from rpubs.com).
However, the axis for PC1 and PC2 are different (for example, if you look at first plot from the documentations linked above), output from:
In fact, the PC1 from prcomp(df) should be in a range between -3.2 and 3.7, so, is this a bug in the recent release (v0.4.1)?
Thank you for your time!
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