Nick thanks for your quick answer,
Hi all,
I don't want to exclude data, but to focus the graph window on some interval
of the data.
The yvariable is not directly observed (a kdensity plot) so I can't (don't
know how to) make any selection upon the density..
yscale(range()) expand range of axis ([G]p56) and range() never causes the
data to be omitted from the plot([G] p59)
one would appreciate either to expand or to REDUCE the axis scales using the
same axis_scale_option
Best regards
Naji Nassar
If you want to exclude data, you
must use -if-. -yscale()- or -xscale()-
never exclude data.
Nick
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Nassar
> I'm just trying to plot the distribution of an observed data
> against several
> distribution..
> I want to reduce the yscale density up to 1.5..ie I don't
> want any plot for
> high yscale density values
> yscale(range(0. 1.5)) doesn't work , density values come up to 2.
> yscale(range(0. 3.)) works fine
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