| lpplot.data {heR.Misc} | R Documentation |
This function creates a log-probability plot from raw data
lpplot.data(y, ylim, main = "Log-Probability Plot",
xlab = "Standard Normal Probability (%)",
ylab = "Sample Quantiles", plot.it = TRUE,
overlay = FALSE, forceNA = FALSE, ...)
y |
raw data to plot |
ylim |
a two-element vector containing the y-axis limits |
main,xlab,ylab |
Plot title and axis labels |
plot.it |
logical, create the plot or not |
overlay |
logical, whether to overlay plot on an existing plot,
overlay=TRUE, or create a new one, overlay=FALSE |
forceNA |
logical, whether to force all data <=0 to be NA or not |
... |
additional graphical parameters for plot |
You should probably be using the lpplot and
add.lp.data functions instead of this function. Please
refer to their documentation.
Invoked for the side effect of producing a plot
Neil E. Klepeis
neil AT exposurescience DOT org
http://klepeis.net
lpplot, add.lp.data,
add.lp.bin, add.lp.lnorm