plot.RD

<code>rd</code> object, typically the result of
  <code><a href="/link/RDestimate?package=rdd&version=0.50" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="rdd::RDestimate">RDestimate</a></code>

the granularity of the plot. This specifies
  the number of points to either side of the cutpoint for
  which the estimate is calculated.

gran

if the dependent variable is binary, include
  the number of bins within which to average

bins

identifies which of the available plots to
  display. For a sharp design, the only possibility is
  <code>1</code>, the plot of the running variable against the
  outcome variable. For a fuzzy design, an additional plot,
  <code>2</code>, may also be 

which

the range of values of the running variable
  for which to plot. This should be a vector of length two
  of the format <code>c(min,max)</code>. To plot from the minimum
  to the maximum value, simply enter
  <code>c("min","max")</code>.

range

Plot the relationship between the running variable and
  the outcome

This package provides the tools to undertake estimation in
        Regression Discontinuity Designs. Both sharp and fuzzy designs
        are supported. Estimation is accomplished using local linear
        regression. A provided function will utilize
        Imbens-Kalyanaraman optimal bandwidth calculation. A function
        is also included to test the assumption of no-sorting effects.

plot.RD: Plot of the Regression Discontinuity

Description

Usage

Arguments