| rngplt | Create a range plot |
| <graphic> | name of the graphic structure |
| -n <name> | name for the range plot |
| -f <field> [-f <field> ...] | source fields |
| [-inx <index>] | place of the plot related to others, default=0 |
| [-sca <scaling>] | scaling function, default=SOM |
| [-min <min>] | minimum value |
| [-max <max>] | maximum value |
| -co <color> | color for the range lines |
| [-labs] | show values as labels with the plot |
| rngplt <graphic> -n <name> -rm | |
| Remove a range plot | |
This command creates range plots to all subgraphs in a graphic structure. The places of the plots related to each other are defined by <index>. The source of the plot includes one or more fields, which are given with the flag -f. The scaling follows the general guides specified in section 7.5. Note that the fields values are sorted automatically. So you need not take care of the order of the fields given for the command.
Example (ex7.19): The following commands create plots for displaying the average values (crim_min, crim_max) and (zn_min, zn_max) in a SOM-oriented graphic structure.
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NDA> clstat -c cld -d boston -dout stadata -all
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NDA> mkgrp grp1 -s som
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NDA> rngplt grp1 -n crim -f stadata.crim_min -f stadata.crim_max
-sca data -min boston.crim -max boston.crim -co red
NDA> rngplt grp1 -n zn -f stadata.zn_min -f stadata.zn_max
-sca data -min boston.zn -max boston.zn -co blue
