r - Avoiding over-printing for publication quality figures -


I am trying to create a full-page statistic for publishing. It looks great on my screen device using the carrier. I have struggled to save it as a file and have struggled which I can present. I am close, as well as I can make it clear, my points and lines get together. This is not a resolution issue because I look better and better because of the zoom in.

), color = "black", size = .25) + geom_point (aes (df2 $ date, y = df2 $ sw_10), fill = "white", color = " Blue ", pp = 21, size = 1) + Scale_fill_manual (values ​​= c (" white ")) + ylim (0.1.0.4) + theme (panel.grid.major = element_blank (), panel.grid.minor = Element_blank (), panel.background = element_blank (), axis line = element_line (), legend.position = 'none', legend.title = element_blank (), legend.text = element_text (size = 12), axis. Title.x = element_blank (), axis.title.y = Element_blank (), axis.text.x = element_blank (), axis.text

Then I put them together as output in grid and EPS:

 < Code> PostScript ("figure.eps", width = 8.5, height = 11) print (fig) dev.off ()  

And here's the result:

Or, as .eps:

Is there any clear way to improve it?


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