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ReferenceLineStyle

ReferenceLineStyle
is an option for QuantilePlot and similar functions that specifies the style used for the reference line.
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  • ReferenceLineStyle->g specifies that a graphics directive g should be used to draw the reference line.
  • ReferenceLineStyle specifies that successive directives should be used cyclically for successive reference lines.
  • The directives that can be given include:
AbsoluteDashing[{w1,...}]dashing specification in point sizes
AbsoluteThickness[w]line thickness in point size
Dashing[{w1,...}]dashing specification
Directive[g1,g2,...]composite graphics directive
GrayLevel[i]intensity
Hue[h]hue
Opacity[a]opacity
Red,Blue, etc.named colors
RGBColor[r,g,b]RGB color
Thickness[w]line thickness
  • Multiple directives can be given for a single reference line using Directive.
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Basic Examples   (4)
ReferenceLineStyle is typically a dotted form of PlotStyle:
Use ReferenceLineStyle->None to turn off the reference line:
Specify a specific style for the reference line:
Use Dashing to get a solid reference line:
ReferenceLineStyle is typically a dotted form of PlotStyle:
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Use ReferenceLineStyle->None to turn off the reference line:
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Specify a specific style for the reference line:
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Use Dashing to get a solid reference line:
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