generalFitPlot: Plot of the fits in the 'climex' app
In theGreatWhiteShark/climexUI: Shiny-based User Interface to Analyse Large Amounts of Station Data Using The Climex Package

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box containing the plot of the performed GEV/GP fit as well as three goodness-of-fit plots.

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generalFitPlot(input, output, session, reactive.extreme, reactive.rows,
  reactive.fitting, buttonMinMax, radioEvdStatistics, selectDataBase,
  selectDataType, sliderThreshold)

`input`	Namespace input. For more details check out http://shiny.rstudio.com/articles/modules.html
`output`	Namespace output.
`session`	Namespace session.
`reactive.extreme`	Reactive value returning a list containing three elements: 1. the blocked time series, 2. the deseasonalized time series, and 3. the pure time series.
`reactive.rows`	Reactive value holding a logical vector indicating which values of the time series provided by `data.extremes` to use after clicking and brushing.
`reactive.fitting`	Reactive value containing the results of the fit (`fit.gev` or `fit.gpd` depending on `radioEvdStatistic`) to the blocked time series in in the first element of the list returned by `data.extremes`.
`buttonMinMax`	Character (radio) input determining whether the GEV/GP distribution shall be fitted to the smallest or biggest values. Choices: c( "Max", "Min ), default = "Max".
`radioEvdStatistics`	Character (radio) input determining whether the GEV or GP distribution shall be fitted to the data. Choices: c( "GEV", "GP" ), default = "GEV".
`selectDataBase`	Character (select) input to determine the data source. It is either of one of the names of the provided list in the `list.data.sources` argument of the `climex` function or Artificial data. In case of the latter choice, the function `data.selection` will provide a reactive object containing random numbers drawn from the distribution specified using `radioEvdStatistics`. Default = a random element of the provided input.
`selectDataType`	Character (select) input to determine which set of measurements should be used. This choice is important if the input of the `climex` function was not just a list of different station data, but a list of such lists. This additional layer of lists can e.g. represent different types of measurement data like precipitation and temperature. Their names are derived from the names of the input list.
`sliderThreshold`	Numerical (slider) input determining the threshold used within the GP fit and the extraction of the extreme events. Boundaries: minimal and maximal value of the deseasonalized time series (rounded). Default: 0.8* the upper end point.