Basic Analysis and Graphing - SAS

298 Interactive Data Visualization Chapter 10
Additional Examples Using Graph Builder
15. Right-click on the graph and select Points > Y, and deselect the Lower 95% Mean yield and Upper
95% Mean yield individually.
To make the points easier to see, increase the size of the points.
16. Right-click on the graph, and select the XXL option under Graph > Marker Size. Do this for each
quadrant of the graph.
Note: You can also change the graph title and labels for the X and Y zones. Click on the label and type in
the new text.
Figure 10.37 Example of Predicted Values and Confidence Intervals
From Figure 10.37, you can see the following relationships:
• For large batches, there is no difference between plain and gourmet popcorn.
• For small batches, the gourmet popcorn has a higher yield than the plain popcorn.
• For the oil amount, the relationship is the same whether the oil amount is little or lots, so there is no
three-way interaction.
Examine Diamond Characteristics
You have data about diamonds, including their carat weight and price. Examine the relationship between
carat weight and price.
1. Open the Diamonds Data.jmp sample data table.
2. Select Graph > Graph Builder.
3. Drag and drop Price into the Y zone.