compute_density_limits: Compute density limits
In steveneschrich/densityplots: What the Package Does (One Line, Title Case)

Description Usage Arguments Details Value

Drawing a nice density plot that goes to zero can be challenging. This function guesses a set of limits for that purpose.

1	compute_density_limits(x, limits = NULL, bw = "nrd0", cut = 3, trim = TRUE)

`x`	Numeric vector of points to estimate density for.
`limits`	Numeric vector of length two, specifying the limits of density estimation allowed.
`bw`	Bandwidth for density (default is nrd0).
`cut`	A multiple of estimated bandwidth past the range of the data to use (default 3).
`trim`	Should the density limits be trimmed per `limits`?

Creating a density plot is a great way to see data distributions. However, it can be confusing to see a plot that abruptly ends at a particular point, rather than going to zero. of course, it may be the case that with no data to estimate how a distribution goes to zero it can also confusing.

This function is designed to come up with

A numeric vector of length 2 representing the min and max limits for density estimation.

steveneschrich/densityplots documentation built on Dec. 23, 2021, 5:32 a.m.