probnormal | R Documentation |
Using a graphical visualization, it is possible to understand the probabilities involved in a normal distribution.
probnormal(
a = 1,
b = 2,
col = "lightblue",
mean = 0,
sd = 1,
type = 1,
rounding = 4,
zang = 0,
xang = 0
)
a |
lower limit. The default is |
b |
upper limit. The default is |
col |
plot color. The default is |
mean |
parameter. The default is |
sd |
parameter. The default is |
type |
type of visualization of the probability region plot. Default is |
rounding |
Numerical object. Rounds the values in its first argument to the specified number of decimal places (default |
zang |
Angle of the values on the Z-axis. Default is |
xang |
Angle of the values on the X-axis. Default is |
type = 1,2
: a
and b
must be greater than mean
;
type = 3,4
: a
and b
must be less than mean
;
type = 5,6
: a
and b
can be any real value.
## Not run:
probnormal(type = 2)
probnormal(-1, 0, type = 3)
probnormal(-1, 0, type = 4)
probnormal(-1, 0, type = 5)
probnormal(-1, 2, type = 5)
probnormal(1, 2, type = 5)
probnormal(1, 2, type = 6)
## End(Not run)
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