View source: R/bootstrap.nlsfit.R
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Plot a bootstrap NLS fit
## S3 method for class 'bootstrapfit' plot(x, ..., col.line = "black", col.band = "gray", opacity.band = 0.65, lty = c(1), lwd = c(1), supports = 1000, plot.range, error = x$error.function, ribbon.on.top = TRUE, rep = FALSE)
x |
object returned by |
... |
Additional parameters passed to the |
col.line |
line colour. |
col.band |
error band colour. |
opacity.band |
error band opacity. |
lty |
line type of fitted curve. |
lwd |
line width for fitted curve. |
supports |
number of supporting points for plotting the function. |
plot.range |
vector with two elements |
error |
Function to compute the standard error in resampling schemes. Default is sd for bootstrap. For other resampling schemes this might need to be changed. |
ribbon.on.top |
Logical, controls whether the ribbon should be in front of the data points. This is recommended when there are very many data points and a highly constrained model. |
rep |
If set to |
No return value.
Other NLS fit functions:
bootstrap.nlsfit()
,
parametric.bootstrap.cov()
,
parametric.bootstrap()
,
parametric.nlsfit.cov()
,
parametric.nlsfit()
,
predict.bootstrapfit()
,
print.bootstrapfit()
,
simple.nlsfit()
,
summary.bootstrapfit()
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