Madan Sigdel wrote:
Dear users
I have applied following for my works:
library(car)
x<-scan()
1: 0.92545
2: 0.89321
3: 0.9846
4: 2.9
5: 0.85968
6: 5.2
7: 4.66
8: 1.18788
9: 1.07683
10: 1.07683
11: 8.38
12: 7.423
13: 0.972
14: 3.73
15: 1.06474
16: 1.48
17: 0.92876
18: 2.26493
19: 0.85696
20: 1.89313
21: 2.71
22: 5
23: 3.02
24: 0.90369
25: 8.81
26: 1.69466
27: 1.07055
28: 1.17077
29: 2.31647
30: 0.83481
31: 5.42
32: 9.68
33: 1.27294
34: 5.49
35: 2.48
36: 1.55876
37: 1.41419
38: 0.94503
39: 5.24
40:
Read 39 items
x<-rgamma(39,shape=1.7,scale=1.6)
qq.plot(x,dist="gamma",shape=1.7,scale=1.6)
In this way can I get correct figure? My doubt is in the resulting
figure, gamma quantile are in X-axis and emperical are in Y-axis,
however the values in the Y-axis are up to 15. But my maximum point in
data set is 9.68. How can it be correct?
As far as I can see, it is not your data that you are plotting, but
rgamma(......).
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