Plots a Logspline Density, Distribution Function, Hazard Function or Survival Function.
Usage
logspline.plot(fit, n=100, what="d", ...)
Arguments
fit
|
a list like the output from logspline.fit .
|
n
|
the number of equally spaced points at which to plot the density.
|
what
|
what should be plotted: d (density), p (distribution function), s (survival
function) or h (hazard function).
|
...
|
all regular plotting options as desired.
|
Value
This function produces a plot of a logspline fit at n equally
spaced points roughly covering the support of the density. (Use
xlim=c(from,to)
to change the range of these points.)See Also
logspline.fit
, logspline.summary
, dlogspline
, plogspline
, qlogspline
,
rlogspline
.Examples
fit <- logspline.fit(y)
logspline.plot(fit)