Comparisons of several graphical methods for representing multivariate data (Q579782)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4015903
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4015903 |
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Comparisons of several graphical methods for representing multivariate data (English)
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1987
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Graphical displays provide a powerful tool for presenting and studying many types of data. This article presents an evaluation of several special graphical methods for representing multivariate data, including three face-type methods and a function-plot method. The evaluation utilizes a split-plot-factorial experimental design. Under the conditions of this experiment, the modified Chernoff-face data-representation method is clearly superior.
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graphical methods
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face-type methods
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function-plot method
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split-plot- factorial experimental design
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modified Chernoff-face data-representation method
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0.8325603604316711
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0.7777122855186462
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