plot_ecdf | R Documentation |
See vignette("rank_visualizations")
for
more details.
See the methods for data_for_ecdf_plots()
for available data formats.
plot_ecdf(
x,
variables = NULL,
K = NULL,
gamma = NULL,
prob = 0.95,
size = 1,
alpha = 0.33,
combine_variables = NULL,
ecdf_alpha = NULL,
...,
parameters = NULL
)
plot_ecdf_diff(
x,
variables = NULL,
K = NULL,
gamma = NULL,
prob = 0.95,
size = 1,
alpha = 0.33,
combine_variables = NULL,
ecdf_alpha = NULL,
...,
parameters = NULL
)
x |
object supporting the |
variables |
optional subset of variables to show in the plot |
K |
number of uniformly spaced evaluation points for the ECDF or ECDFs. Affects
the granularity of the plot and can significantly speed up the computation
of the simultaneous confidence bands. Default value is chosen heuristically.
You can also use |
gamma |
TODO |
prob |
the width of the plotted confidence interval for the ECDF. |
size |
size passed to |
alpha |
alpha level of the confidence band |
combine_variables |
optionally specify a named list where each entry is a character vectors which specifies a group of variables that will be displayed in the same panel. Panel title will be the name of the list element. A function that takes a character vector as an input and produces a list can also be specified (see combine-functions). |
ecdf_alpha |
the alpha level of the empirical CDF. Can be either a single number or
a function taking the number of variables that were combined (when |
... |
additional arguments passed to |
parameters |
DEPRECATED, use |
arxiv::1903.08008 by A. Vehtari et al.
plot_coverage()
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