lm.line: Plot bounded straight line of results of 'lm()' fit
In andrew-edwards/sizeSpectra: Fitting Size Spectra to Ecological Data Using Maximum Likelihood
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Plot bounded straight line of results of lm() fit
Description
Plot a straight line between lowest and highest values of x.vector
based on lm() results, to use instead of abline(lm.output)
which extends beyond the fitted data.
Usage
lm.line(x.vector, lm.results, ...)
Arguments
x.vector
values of x (that have been fitted to), fitted line will be
bound by the range of x.vector
lm.results
output from an lm() fit, with intercept lm.results$coeff[1]
...
arguments to lines
Value
Adds a line to an existing plot
Author(s)
Andrew Edwards
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Plot bounded straight line of results of lm() fit
Description
Plot a straight line between lowest and highest values of x.vector
based on lm() results, to use instead of abline(lm.output)
which extends beyond the fitted data.
Usage
lm.line(x.vector, lm.results, ...)
Arguments
x.vector |
values of x (that have been fitted to), fitted line will be
bound by the range of |
lm.results |
output from an |
... |
arguments to lines |
Value
Adds a line to an existing plot
Author(s)
Andrew Edwards
R Package Documentation
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We want your feedback!
Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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