Re: dot plots

From: LTC Jose Stoute (stoute@wrsmtp-ccmail.army.mil)
Date: Mon Oct 06 1997 - 12:14:31 EST


As a novice user, I find the discussion on data presentation very enlightening.
There seems to be no best way to represent your data and all modalities
advantages and disadvantages. This is very characteristic of science. There is
not just one way to "skin the cat."

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Subject: dot plots
Author:  <Marcia.Woda@banyan.ummed.edu> (Marcia Woda) at wrsmtp-ccmail
Date:    9/30/97 3:39 PM


I vote for dot plots too. Even the novice user figures out right away how to 
hide populations he doesn't want to show or enhance those he does. We had a 
novice user explain in a published paper that an incomplete contour in a plot 
was an "artifact" of the contouring program. One could probably represent  
data reasonably well in a dot plot first try and take 5 trys to get it right 
in a contour.



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