Dear Sirs, I'm trying to demonstrate and compare my data first digit distributions in comparison with benford's law, but I cannot figure out how do a correct ggplot histogram. plot() works fine though. The data are the following (probabilities): [1] 0.37101911 0.17515924 0.08917197 0.08121019 0.06210191 0.06050955 0.07484076 0.03662420 0.04936306 [2] 0.524419536 0.253002402 0.092073659 0.032826261 0.025620496 0.019215372 0.008807046 0.012009608 0.032025620 These are my data first digit probabilities, while below there is the original distribution which would be represented with a smooth line: [3] 0.30103000 0.17609126 0.12493874 0.09691001 0.07918125 0.06694679 0.05799195 0.05115252 0.04575749 Kind Regards,V. Bardakos
Graph and Compare Distributions
2 messages · Vasilis Bardakos, Jeff Newmiller
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Sent from my phone. Please excuse my brevity. On February 18, 2017 8:21:39 AM PST, Vasilis Bardakos <gratebill at yahoo.gr> wrote: >Dear Sirs, >I'm trying to demonstrate and compare my data first digit distributions >in comparison with benford's law, but I cannot figure out how do a >correct ggplot histogram. plot() works fine though. >The data are the following (probabilities): >[1] 0.37101911 0.17515924 0.08917197 0.08121019 0.06210191 0.06050955 >0.07484076 0.03662420 0.04936306 >[2] 0.524419536 0.253002402 0.092073659 0.032826261 0.025620496 >0.019215372 0.008807046 0.012009608 0.032025620 > >These are my data first digit probabilities, while below there is the >original distribution which would be represented with a smooth line: >[3] 0.30103000 0.17609126 0.12493874 0.09691001 0.07918125 0.06694679 >0.05799195 0.05115252 0.04575749 > >Kind Regards,V. Bardakos > [[alternative HTML version deleted]] > >______________________________________________ >R-help at r-project.org mailing list -- To UNSUBSCRIBE and more, see >https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help >PLEASE do read the posting guide >http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html >and provide commented, minimal, self-contained, reproducible code.