\name{plotMix}
\alias{plotMix}
\title{Plots an histogram and Gaussian fitted  by \code{\link[mclust]{Mclust}}}
\usage{
plotMix(mc, data, nbBreaks, traceDensity = TRUE,
title = "", xlim, ylim, ...)
}
\arguments{
\item{mc}{The result of Mclust function applied to
argument \code{data}}

\item{data}{A vector of numeric values}

\item{nbBreaks}{The number of breaks for the histogram}

\item{traceDensity}{If TRUE (default) density are
displayed on the y-axis, else if FALSE counts are
displayed on the y-acis}

\item{title}{A title for the plot}

\item{xlim}{x-axis limits to be used in the plot}

\item{ylim}{y-axis limits to be used in the plot}

\item{...}{additional arguments for hist}
}
\value{
NULL
}
\description{
Given a result of function \code{Mclust} applied to a
numeric vector, this function draws the fitted Gaussian
on the histogram of the data values.
}
\details{
A shapiro test p-value is added to the plot title. This
function can only deal with at the most three Gaussian.
}
\examples{
## create a mix of two Gaussian
v <-c(rnorm(80,mean=-0.5,sd=1),rnorm(80,mean=1,sd=0.2))
## apply Mclust
mc <- Mclust(v)
## plot fitted Gaussian on histogram of v
plotMix(mc=mc,data=v,nbBreaks=30)
}
\author{
Anne Biton
}
\seealso{