| visualize.sp {ConvergenceConcepts} | R Documentation | 
Visualisation of sample paths
Description
This function enables one to visualize the sample paths.
Usage
visualize.sp(data,epsilon=0.05,nb.sp=10,plotfunc=plot,...)
Arguments
| data | matrix containing the sample paths of Xn-X values. | 
| epsilon | a numeric value giving the interval endpoint. | 
| nb.sp | number of sample paths to draw on the plot. | 
| plotfunc |  R function used to draw the plot: for example  | 
| ... |  optional arguments to  | 
Author(s)
P. Lafaye de Micheaux and B. Liquet
References
Lafaye de Micheaux, P. (plafaye@club.fr), Liquet, B. "Understanding Convergence Concepts: a Visual-Minded and Graphical Simulation-Based Approach", The American Statistician, 63:2, 173–178, (2009).
See Also
check.convergence, criterion, generate, investigate,
law.plot2d, law.plot3d,
p.as.plot, visualize.crit
Examples
myrand <- function(n,...){cumsum(rnorm(n,...))/(1:n)}
data <- generate(randomgen=myrand,nmax=1000,M=500)$data
visualize.sp(data,main="Ten sample paths",col="grey")
[Package ConvergenceConcepts version 1.2.3 Index]