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When plotting SLR results with both confidence and prediction intervals, if the range the prediction interval on the y axis reaches beyond the min/max y axis range of the dataset, fitPlot will not account for this, and the resulting plot will exclude the prediction interval.
When plotting SLR results with both confidence and prediction intervals, if the range the prediction interval on the y axis reaches beyond the min/max y axis range of the dataset, fitPlot will not account for this, and the resulting plot will exclude the prediction interval.
Example:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10407726/38947896-ba8ea126-4303-11e8-83b9-a3e9a765a65e.png)
fitPlot Default
fitPlot(slr_lm, interval="both", xlab = "Median Elevation (m a.s.l.)", ylab ="Front Line Variation (m)")
Manually Adjusted
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10407726/38947916-cdd383b4-4303-11e8-92a1-0255238da41f.png)
fitPlot(slr_lm, interval="both", xlab = "Median Elevation (m a.s.l.)", ylab ="Front Line Variation (m)", ylim=c(-70, 30))
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