RDplot: Plot regression discontinuity
In jgabry/QMSS_package: Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) See Also Examples

RDplot adds additional features to plot.RD (rdd).

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RDplot(x, gran = 400, bins = 100, which = 1, range, col = c("black",
  "black"), pts = TRUE, xlab = "", ylab = "",
  main = "Plot of Regression Discontinuity", ...)

`x`	A model fit with `RDestimate` (rdd)
`gran`	The granularity of the plot. This specifies the number of points to either side of the cutpoint for which the estimate is calculated.
`bins`	If the dependent variable is binary, include the number of bins within which to average
`which`	Identifies which of the available plots to display. For a sharp design, the only possibility is 1, the plot of the running variable against the outcome variable. For a fuzzy design, an additional plot, 2, may also be displayed, showing the relationship between the running variable and the treatment variable. Both plots may be displayed with which=c(1,2)
`range`	The range of values of the running variable for which to plot. This should be a vector of length two of the format c(min,max). To plot from the minimum to the maximum value, simply enter c("min","max"). The default is a window 20 times wider than the first listed bandwidth from the rd object, truncated by the min/max values of the running variable from the data.
`col`	Colors to distinguish before and after the discontinuity.
`pts`	Should points be plotted. Defaults to TRUE.
`xlab`	Label for the horizontal axis
`ylab`	Label for the vertical axis
`main`	Title for the plot