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Plotting data in subgraphs

 

ndatplc Set a data field for an axis to enable data plotting
<graphic> name of the graphic structure
-n <name> name of the data to be plotted
-ax <axis> name of the axis: x, y or z
-f <field> source field
-c <cldata> a classified data
[-co <color>] the color of the data points
ndatplc <graphic> -n <name> -rm
Remove a data set

This command maps a given data field to the axes of the subgraphs in a way that <cldata> determines, which data records are mapped to which neurons. Before using this command, the definition of the axes should be set with saxis.

Example (ex7.33): In the following example, the correlation of two fields inside neurons is visualized through data plotting.

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# Results from a normal SOM analysis: som, cld
# Original data in frame boston
NDA> mkgrp grp1 -s som
NDA> saxis grp1 -ax x -sca data -min boston.nox -max boston.nox
NDA> ndatplc grp1 -n set1 -ax x -f boston.nox -c cld -co red
NDA> saxis grp1 -ax y -sca data -min boston.dis -max boston.dis
NDA> ndatplc grp1 -n set1 -ax y -f boston.dis -c cld -co red

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Anssi Lensu
Wed Oct 6 12:57:48 EET DST 1999