This function plots shadows for any CONTINUOUS probability distribution
shadow.dist(dist = "dnorm", param = list(mean = 0, sd = 1), a = NULL, b = NULL, type = "lower", col.shadow = "skyblue", col.line = "black", lwd = 3, nbreaks = 10000, ylab = NULL, x, ...)
dist | the distribution name as |
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param | is a list with the parameters of the distribution. |
a | is the lower limit of the shadow area. |
b | is the upper limit of the shadow area. |
type | is used to define the shadow are, it could be |
col.shadow | is the shadow color, by default is |
col.line | is the color line for the density. |
lwd | is the line width, a positive number, defaulting to 3. |
nbreaks | is the number of divisions to plot the shadow, by default is 10000. |
ylab | is the y label, by default is 'Density'. |
x | it is nothing. |
... | Arguments to be passed to methods, such as graphical parameters (see par). |
# With normal distribution shadow.dist(dist='dnorm', param=list(mean=0, sd=1), a=0, b=1, type='middle', from=-3, to=3)# With chi-square distribution shadow.dist(dist='dchisq', param=list(df=2), a=2, b=6, type='middle', from=0, to=10, col.shadow='pink')# With t distribution shadow.dist(dist='dt', param=list(df=2), a=-2, b=2, type='middle', from=-5, to=5, col.shadow='tomato')# With beta distribution shadow.dist(dist='dbeta', param=list(shape1=2, shape2=5), a=0.2, b=0.6, type='middle', nbreaks=3, main='nbreaks=3, opps!!!')