I'm creating residual plots using ggfortify::autoplot(aov_obj, which = 1, colour = ...)
in Rmarkdown.
However, the x axis on this plot was really condensed compared to the y axis,
So I used {r, fig.width = 20}
in my chunk. This spread out the size of x axis BUT reduced the size of the title and height.
(It might not look that way in this screenshot, but consider in the context of the 1st image. I want it to be that big)
Essentially, all I want to do is either
Stretch out the x axis on the first image, without making reducing the size of the title or height or axis labels.
Or make the second image larger in general
Extra things I've tried so far
fig.height
. This just makes the second image longer, but the titles still remain tiny and the width is still tiny no matter how large I set it.out.height
andout.width
. If used by themselves, makes the plot absolutely minuscule no matter how small/large these values are. If used in conjunction withfig.width
, doesn't make the graph any larger, can only make it smaller
Any help would be appreciated
Here's a sample aov object if people want to do some testing aov_obj = aov(Sepal.Width ~ Petal.Length*Sepal.Length, data = iris)
Thanks