Closed indrajitsg closed 6 years ago
No way to suppress. Just use the R base function ecdf
which returns coordinates, I believe.
No I need to use this function as it incorporates weights. Thanks anyway. Would you add that option in future release?
In looking at the code for Ecdf.default
I see that it already does exactly what you want. You can specify pl=FALSE
and the coordinates are already returned invisibly. So just store the result in an object you can reference.
This is perfect. Thanks a lot.
Is there a way to suppress the plot generated when calling the Ecdf function? I just need to generate the coordinates.