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\code{combineLimits} modifies a \code{"trellis"} object to ... FIXME
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Useful mainly for plots with two conditioning variables with the
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default layout (columns and rows correspond to the first and second
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conditioning variables), when per-row and per-column limits are
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\code{combineLimits} is useful mainly for plots with two conditioning
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variables with the default layout (columns and rows correspond to the
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first and second conditioning variables), when per-row and per-column
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The lattice approach does not tie levels of the conditioning variables
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to the plot layout, so it is possible that all panels in a row (or
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column) do not represent the same level. It should be noted that
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\code{combineLimits} actually combines limits across levels, and not
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across rows and columns. Results are likely to be misleading unless
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the default layout is used.