I was starting to explore plot and I am getting a behavior I do not
understand. plot doesn't seem to be able to figure out the bounds for
something that seems pretty straight-forward. When I give bounds as an
optional argument I don't see the line I expect to see. Can anyone provide
me some pointers? I feel like I am just missing something conceptually and
would appreciate some guidance. Here is some minimal code to demonstrate
the problem. I get a plot square, but no line, and I can demonstrate that
the function generates reasonable numbers for this range of inputs.
#lang racket
(require plot)
(require math/distributions)
(define (norm-prior mu)
(lambda (sd)
(lambda (ind)
(* ind (flnormal-pdf mu sd ind #f)))))
(define d ((norm-prior 0.5) 0.1))
(plot (function d 0 1 #:y-min 0.0 #:y-max 2.0 #:samples 100))
(map d (range 0.0 1.0 0.01))
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