Algorithm AS 21: Scale Selection for Computer Plots

Thayer, Rodney; Storer, R. F.

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“…Given a set of data, Thayer and Storer (1969) provided a method (AS 21) for choosing, for a specified number of intervals, a reasonable scale for a graph which enclosed the maximum and minimum of the data. Both this algorithm and AS 44, an algorithm for scatter diagram plotting (Sparks, 1971), which incorporates the method in a simpler form, could be improved.…”

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Remark AS R10: On Scale Selections for Scatter Diagrams

Rowlands

Pocock

1974

Applied Statistics

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Remark AS R10: On Scale Selections for Scatter Diagrams

Rowlands

Pocock

1974

Applied Statistics

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“…I also experimented with the heuristics discussed in Wilkinson (2005), but to my eye these produced poor results. Other methods are discussed in Murdoch (2000); Nelder (1976); Sparks (1971); Stirling (1981); Thayer and Storer (1969). There has been little recent work on "optimal" tick mark placement, especially for non-linear scales.…”

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Practical tools for exploring data and models

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This paper presents the reshape package for R, which provides a common framework for many types of data reshaping and aggregation. It uses a paradigm of 'melting' and 'casting', where the data are 'melted' into a form which distinguishes measured and identifying variables, and then 'cast' into a new shape, whether it be a data frame, list, or high dimensional array. The paper includes an introduction to the conceptual framework, practical advice for melting and casting, and a case study.

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Probabilistic-statistical programs from ?applied statistics?

Martynov¹

1990

J Math Sci

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Algorithm AS 21: Scale Selection for Computer Plots

Cited by 6 publications

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Remark AS R10: On Scale Selections for Scatter Diagrams

Remark AS R10: On Scale Selections for Scatter Diagrams

Practical tools for exploring data and models

Probabilistic-statistical programs from ?applied statistics?

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