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Compute the Value of Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function in R Programming - ecdf() Function

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ecdf() function in R Language is used to compute and plot the value of Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function of a numeric vector.
Syntax: ecdf(x) Parameters: x: Numeric Vector
Example 1: Python3 1==
# R Program to compute the value of
# Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function

# Creating a Numeric Vector
x <- seq(1, 50, by = 2)

# Calling ecdf() Function
y <- ecdf(x)
y
Output:
Empirical CDF 
Call: ecdf(x)
 x[1:25] =      1,      3,      5,  ...,     47,     49
Example 2: Python3 1==
# R Program to compute the value of
# Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function

# Creating a random vector
x <- rnorm(30)

# Calling ecdf() Function
y <- ecdf(x)

# Plot a graph
plot(y)
Output:

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