Use RStudio to export high-definition SCI images that meet the requirements

SCI papers generally require high-resolution pictures, preferably vector graphics that can be dragged freely, but the image quality of the tif format pictures generated by Rstudio itself is very poor and cannot meet the requirements of the paper. At present, some methods are usually to save in the vector format of ESP first, and then edit and save through Adobe Illustrator software, and convert the format.

However, through this method, some pictures will lose some information, such as the credibility of my picture. It is gone, and a picture without a credible interval is definitely unqualified.
We can also solve this method by saving it in PDF format to make high-definition pictures without loss.
We first save the picture in PDF format


and then open it through AdobePhotoshop CS6. You can adjust the size a little bit and adjust it to your satisfaction. Here you should pay attention to it. Change the resolution to see how I adjusted it in other posts.

Then click Save As to

change to tif format and

set the compression format

so that the picture is converted, very clear and free to drag