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Table of Contents  General Processing Steps Visualization Scatter Plot |
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| See also: time dependent data, correlation |   |
A scatter plot shows the scores of objects on one variable plotted against
the scores of another variable. Scatter plots give you a quick overview
of the relationship between variables. They can be plotted either in all
combinations at once (for a small number of variables), or by successively
stepping through all possible combinations. The following 
shows a data matrix with four variables; two of them being independent
of each other, all other variables exhibiting some kind of relationship.
You may use the
to
create any kind of scatter plots (use the plot option "Col/Col" and select
the variables to be displayed by using the eye dropper buttons in the plot
windows).
Last Update: 2005-Jul-16