Re: Contour plots & smoothing: rights and wrongs

From: Kenneth A Schafer (kschafer@itri-1.lrri.org)
Date: Thu Sep 25 1997 - 09:57:01 EST

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Flow-ers,

Mario Roederer said:

> Of course, you will agree that dot plots are completely inappropriate.
> (Everyone:  please stop publishing data with single-color dot plots!)

You've lost me on this one.  Being a relative new-comer to flow 
cytometry, I don't see what is wrong with dot plots.  Please educate 
me.  If dot plots are "completely inappropriate", is there ever a 
situation when they would be appropriate to use?

Thanks,
Ken Schafer
    kschafer@lucy.tli.org
    Kenneth A Schafer
    Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
    PO Box 5890
    Albuquerque, NM  87185
    505-845-1126
    505-845-1198 (fax)

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