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Basic Analysis and Graphing - SAS

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354 Creating Three-Dimensional Scatterplots Chapter 13<br />

Example of a 3D Scatterplot<br />

Launch the Scatterplot 3D Platform<br />

Launch the Scatterplot 3D platform by selecting Graph > Scatterplot 3D.<br />

Figure 13.3 The Scatterplot 3D Launch Window<br />

Table 13.1 Description of the Scatterplot 3D Launch Window<br />

Y, Columns Select the variables to plot on the 3D scatterplot. The order in which you<br />

select the variables determines where the data points appear on the axes:<br />

• The first variable appears on the x axis.<br />

• The second variable appears on the y axis.<br />

• The third variable appears on the z axis.<br />

You can assign the remaining variables interactively through the drop-down<br />

menus below the scatterplot.<br />

Weight<br />

Use the Weight variable to:<br />

• Assign a weight (importance or influence) to the data<br />

• Visualize a fourth variable that sizes the points<br />

Note: Red triangle options account for the Weight variable. If you do not<br />

want this variable accounted for in your analyses, remove it from the launch<br />

window.<br />

When you specify a Weight variable, JMP draws the points as balls. The<br />

balls are scaled so that their volume represents the weight value. You click<br />

<strong>and</strong> drag the Circle Size slider below the scatterplot to resize the balls.<br />

Freq<br />

Identifies the data table column whose variables assign a frequency to each<br />

row. This option is useful when a frequency is assigned to each row in<br />

summarized data.

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