Usage
ppPlot(x, distribution, confbounds = TRUE, alpha, probs, main, xlab, ylab,
xlim, ylim, border = "red", bounds.col = "black", bounds.lty = 1,
grid = TRUE, box = TRUE, stats = TRUE, start, ...)
Arguments
x
vector containing the sample for ppPlot
.
distribution
character string specifying the distribution of x. The function ppPlot
will support the following character strings for distribution
:
confbounds
boolean value: TRUE if confidence bounds should be drawn (default value).
alpha
significance level for the confidence bounds, set on 0.05 by default.
probs
vector containing the percentages for the y axis. All the values need to be between 0 and 1
If probs
is missing it will be calculated internally.
main
an overall title for the plot: see title
. xlab
a title for the x axis: title
. ylab
a title for the y axis: title
. xlim
vector giving the range of the x-axis.
ylim
vector giving the range of the y-axis.
border
numerical value or single character string giving the color of interpolation line.
By default border
is set to red.
bounds.col
numerical value or single character string giving the color of confidence bounds lines.
By default bounds is set to black.
bounds.lty
numerical value giving the color of confidence bounds lines.
By default bounds is set to 1.
grid
logical value, deciding whether a grid will be added to the current plot.
By default grid
is set to TRUE.
box
logical value, deciding whether a box is drawn to around the current plot.
By default box
is set to TRUE.
stats
logical value deciding whether ppPlot
returns the values listed under value.
By default stats
is set to TRUE.
start
A named list giving the parameters to be fitted with initial values. Must be supplied for some distribution. (see Details)
...
further graphical parameters (see par
).