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graphing data portal 05-22-2014d1648
2015-04-14
graphing data portal 05-22-2014d1648 -quickest way to make a grouped line graph (multiple line graph with error bars from standard deviation) -multiple line line graph. . multiple sample line graph. . line graph with many lines one for each sample -method 1: use Deducer with a table that already has the means and the standard deviations --see also: [automatically get mean and stdev of groups 05-16-2014d1449] --rearrange the data if neccessary so that the mean is in a column and the stdev is in a column --plot builder->grouped line->set x, y, and group->geometric elements->error bar->set x, ymin, ymax, group by color, alpha, size, etc. ---when I first tried to do this it didn't work because it said I needed the hmisc package. I tried to install the package, but it didn't work. I installed the R Studio software, and then everything worked in Deducer (installing R studio must have installed the hmisc package). Later I had the problem again, even though I had R Studio installed. I tried adding the package in R Studio. . things still didn't work. I installed the package from the Deducer software, and then everything worked. -method 2: use the JMP graph builder with the raw data --graph->graph builder->drag x variable to x->y variable to y->choose line graph type (from picture)->drag group to overlay->choose summary statistics and error bars ---I don't know how to change the look of the error bars though. they appear to be as strong as the regular lines -[Creating Heatmaps] Questions -How to add horizontal lines above bar graph to display p-values?; 11-18-2014d1347. I didn't really find a good solution to this. 11-18-2014d1347 --http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/How-to-add-horizontal-lines-above-bar-graph-to-display-p-values-td3756350.html --http://www.researchgate.net/post/How_can_I_insert_statistical_significance_ie_t_test_P_value_005_annotations_on_top_of_my_column_bars_on_excel ------- See also -[Graphing Software] -[some methods for quickly getting a feel for the overall behavior of a dataset 04-14-2015d1006] -[how to quickly get a feel for a dataset with a heatmap with gitools 04-14-2015d0933] -[Forum talkstats for Statistics and R Statistics Programming Language 11-19-2014d0939]
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