- Contents
- Learn about JMP
- Documentation and Additional Resources
- Formatting Conventions
- JMP Documentation
- JMP Documentation Library
- Discovering JMP
- Using JMP
- Basic Analysis
- Essential Graphing
- Profilers
- Design of Experiments Guide
- Fitting Linear Models
- Specialized Models
- Multivariate Methods
- Quality and Process Methods
- Reliability and Survival Methods
- Consumer Research
- Scripting Guide
- JSL Syntax Reference
- JMP Help
- Additional Resources for Learning JMP
- Introduction to Interactive Graphing
- Graph Builder
- Explore and Visualize Data Interactively
- Overview of Graph Builder
- Example Using Graph Builder
- Launch Graph Builder
- Graph Builder Options
- Add Variables
- Change Variable Roles
- Remove Variables
- Add Multiple Variables to the X or Y Zone
- Merge Variables
- Add Multiple Variables to Grouping Zones
- Modify the Legend
- Create Map Shapes
- Additional Examples Using Graph Builder
- Example of Adding Variables
- Example of Adding Multiple Variables to the X or Y Zone
- Example of Merging Variables
- Example of Ordering Variables Using a Second Variable
- Example of Adding Multiple Variables to Grouping Zones
- Example of Replacing Variables
- Example of Overlaying Histograms
- Measure Global Oil Consumption and Production
- Analyze Popcorn Yield
- Examine Diamond Characteristics
- Overlay Plots
- Scatterplot 3D
- Contour Plots
- Bubble Plots
- Parallel Plots
- Cell Plots
- Treemaps
- Scatterplot Matrix
- Ternary Plots
- Summary Charts
- Create Charts of Summary Statistics
- Example of the Chart Platform
- Launch the Chart Platform
- The Chart Report
- Chart Platform Options
- Additional Examples of the Chart Platform
- Example Using Two Grouping Variables
- Example Using Two Grouping Variables and Two Category Variables
- Plot a Single Statistic
- Plot Multiple Statistics
- Plot Counts of Variable Levels
- Plot Multiple Statistics with Two X Variables
- Create a Stacked Bar Chart
- Create a Pie Chart
- Create a Range Chart
- Create a Chart with Ranges and Lines for Statistics
- Create Maps
- References
- Index
Chapter 11
Scatterplot Matrix
View Multiple Bivariate Relationships Simultaneously
Using the Scatterplot Matrix platform, you can assess the relationships between multiple variables simultaneously. A scatterplot matrix is an ordered collection of bivariate graphs. For further analysis, you can customize the scatterplots with density ellipses for all of your data, or for only groups of your data.
Figure 11.1 Example of a Scatterplot Matrix
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