pt function
The pt() work in R Language is utilized to return the likelihood aggregate thickness of the Student t-distribution.
Syntax: pt(x, df)
Parameters:
- x: is a variable
- df: level of opportunity or degree of freedom
Example:
This example, tells the best way to draw the aggregate circulation work (CDF) of a Student t appropriation. As in the past model, we first need to make an information vector and apply the pt capacity to this input vector to make the relating CDF values and at long last, we can apply the plot capacity to draw a realistic addressing the CDF of the Student t distribution in R
R
# Here Specify the x-values for pt function x_pt <- seq(- 15, 15, by = 0.004) # Apply pt function y_pt <- pt(x_pt, df = 8) # Now Plot pt values plot(y_pt) |
Output:
A Guide to dt, qt, pt, & rt in R
In this article, we are going to discuss the dt, qt, pt, and rt function of the Student’s t-distribution in the R programming language.