plot_betavar {SAMtool} | R Documentation |
Plots a beta variable
Description
Plots the probability distribution function of a beta variable from the mean and standard deviation in either transformed (logit) or untransformed space.
Usage
plot_betavar(m, sd, label = NULL, is_logit = FALSE, color = "black")
Arguments
m |
A vector of means of the distribution. |
sd |
A vector of standard deviations of the distribution. |
label |
Name of the variable to be used as x-axis label. |
is_logit |
Logical that indicates whether the means and standard deviations are in logit (TRUE) or normal (FALSE) space. |
color |
A vector of colors. |
Value
A plot of the probability distribution function. Vertical dotted line indicates mean of distribution. This function can plot multiple curves when multiple means and standard deviations are provided.
Author(s)
Q. Huynh
See Also
plot_lognormalvar()
plot_steepness()
Examples
mu <- 0.5
stddev <- 0.1
plot_betavar(mu, stddev) # mean of plot should be 0.5
#logit parameters
mu <- 0
stddev <- 0.1
plot_betavar(mu, stddev, is_logit = TRUE) # mean of plot should be 0.5
[Package SAMtool version 1.6.4 Index]