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<b><a href="gall.real.html">Real-world examples</a></b>
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<a href="gall.sa.html"><img src="sa0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.sa.html">Scaling and axes</a></b>,
the preliminaries to plotting data.
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<a href="gall.lineplot.html"><img src="lineplot0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.lineplot.html">Line plots</a></b>
are used to show values that change from left to right.
Often the change is over time along the X (horizontal) axis.
Use <a href="../doc/lineplot.html">proc lineplot</a>.
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<a href="gall.lineplot.html#lpfilled"><img src="lpfilled0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.lineplot.html#lpfilled">Filled Line Plots</a></b> ...
Use <a href="../doc/lineplot.html">proc lineplot</a> with the <b>fill</b> option.
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<a href="gall.rangesweep.html"><img src="rangesweep0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.rangesweep.html">Range Sweeps</a></b>
may be used to depict ranges that change from left to right.
Often the change is over time along the X (horizontal) axis.
Use <a href="../doc/rangesweep.html">proc rangesweep</a>.
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<a href="gall.pie.html"><img src="pie0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.pie.html">Pie Graphs</a></b>
may be used to depict proportions that make up a whole, such as
budget categories, or survey breakdowns.
Use <a href="../doc/pie.html">proc pie</a>.
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<a href="gall.bars.html"><img src="bars0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.bars.html">Bar Graphs</a></b>
(histograms) may be used to show comparisons, distributions, or category
tabulations. They are also sometimes used to show values that
change over time.
Use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a>.
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<a href="gall.hbars.html"><img src="hbars0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.hbars.html">Horizontal bars</a></b>
are useful for compactness or where time values are being compared.
Use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a> with
the <b>horizontalbars</b> option.
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<a href="gall.hbars.html#timeline"><img src="timeline0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.hbars.html#timeline">Timelines</a></b>
are used to display events and durations with respect to time.
The result may be in the form of a timetable, project progress chart, etc.
Use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a> with the
<b>horizontalbars</b> and <b>segmentfields</b> attributes.
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<a href="segments.htm"><img src="thumbnails/segments.png" border=0>
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<b><a href="segments.htm">Floating bar segments</a></b>
can be used to represent many things including time interval events or genomic regions.
Use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a> with the
<b>horizontalbars</b> and <b>segmentfields</b> attributes.
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<b><a href="gall.hbars.html#proportion">Bar proportions</a></b>
Use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a> with the
<b>stackfields</b> option.
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<b><a href="gall.scat.html">Scatter plots</a></b>
display data points in one or two dimensions. Every data
point is plotted with a mark, symbol, or label.
2-D scatterplots are often used to show correlation (or lack thereof)
between two variables.
Use <a href="../doc/scatterplot.html">proc scatterplot</a>.
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<a href="gall.heatmap.html"><img src="heatmap0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.heatmap.html">Heat maps / density grids</a></b>
use color to indicate frequency in a two-dimensional distribution.
These are created using <a href="../doc/scatterplot.html">proc scatterplot</a> features.
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<a href="gall.scat.html#1D"><img src="scatterplot0a.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.scat.html#1D">Single variable distributions</a></b>
show the distribution of one variable.
Lines, symbols, characters or text may be used to mark points.
Use <a href="../doc/scatterplot.html">proc scatterplot</a>.
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<a href="gall.rangebar.html"><img src="rangebar0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.rangebar.html">Rangebars (box plots)</a></b>
compactly show the distribution and range of a set of values.
The median (50th percentile) is shown by a dot, the box covers the interquartile
range (25th through 75th percentiles), and the tails show the minima/maxima or the
5th and 95th percentiles.
Use <a href="../doc/rangebar.html">proc rangebar</a>
which can compute the medians, quartiles, etc. as well
as render the bars.
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<a href="gall.errbar.html"><img src="errbar0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.errbar.html">Error bars</a></b>
show the amount of margin of error for a value. This usually is
+/- the standard deviation. If the amount of error has been calculated in
advance, use <a href="../doc/bars.html">proc bars</a>. If you want
<b>ploticus</b> to compute the mean and standard deviation, use
<a href="../doc/rangebar.html">proc rangebar</a> with the <b>meanmode</b> option.
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<b><a href="gall.curvefit.html">Curve fitting</a></b>
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<b><a href="gall.vector.html">Vector plots</a></b>
can display 4 or 5 variables (x, y, direction, length, and perhaps color).
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<a href="venn.htm"><img src="venn0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="../doc/venndisk.html">Venn diagrams</a></b>
can be used to show relationships between sets.
To create a Venn diagram invoke <a href="../doc/venndisk.html">proc venndisk</a> once for every disk in the diagram.
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<a href="vennmag.htm"><img src="thumbnails/vennmag2.png" border=0>
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<b><a href="../doc/venndisk.html#vennmag">Venn magnitude charts</a></b>
can be used to compare magnitudes, and allow compact representation
when a few of the values are much larger than the others.
Use <a href="../doc/venndisk.html#vennmag">proc venndisk</a>.
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<a href="gall.legend.html"><img src="legend0.gif" border=0>
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<b><a href="gall.legend.html">Legends</a></b>
are necessary
when different symbols, colored bars, colored lines, etc. are
used for comparison.
Use the <b>legendlabel</b> attribute of each plotting
proc, then use <a href="../doc/legend.html">proc legend</a> to render the legend.
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<a href="gall.annot.html"><img src="annot0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="gall.annot.html">Annotation</a></b>
may be used to denote specific points or regions on a plot
that have some importance, or for any text placement.
Use <a href="../doc/annotate.html">proc annotate</a>.
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<a href="../doc/clickmap.html#examples"><img src="clickmap0.gif" border=0>
<br><small>Click here to see examples</small></a>
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<b><a href="../doc/clickmap.html#examples">Clickmap and mouseover support</a></b> -
Clickmaps (image maps) allow a browser user to click with the mouse
on an object or region in a graph as a hyperlink to a new web page.
Mouseover support allows a browser user to move the mouse over a data point or region
and see a popup text label, in order to get additional information.
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