plot_dist: A function to plot distributions

In jvcasillas/ds4ling: Datasets and Functions developed for SPAN589: Data Science for Linguists

Description

This function generates a plot of a normal distribution using user supplied mean and standard deviation.

Usage

plot_dist(distribution = "gaussian", range = c(-3, 3), mean = 0, sd = 1, ...)

Arguments

distribution	A distribution type (defaults to gaussian)
range	A vector of 2 values indicating the range for the x-axis and the data
mean	A numeric value for the center of gravity of the distribution (defaults to 0)
sd	A numeric value for the standard deviation of the distribution (defaults to 1)
...	Arguments to be passed to ggplot. Specifically 'font_color' and 'tex'.
plot_dist	A function for plotting normal distributions

Examples

plot_dist(font_color = "darkblue")
plot_dist(range = c(-10, 10), distribution = "gaussian", mean = 1, sd = 3)
plot_dist(range = c(-1, 1), distribution = "gaussian", mean = 0, sd = 0.3)
plot_dist(range = c(-5, 5), distribution = "anything")
plot_dist(tex = "$Hello_{\\Delta} = 4^5$")

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