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The following commands create and initialize a graphic structure. The graphic structure is composed of the so-called subgraphs. Each of them may have its own graphics but several commands set all the subgraphs in the same structure.
There are three ways to create a graphic structure:
- SOM graphics:
- Graphics can be supported by the specific neural network structure, TS-SOM, when it is given as a parameter. One neuron will have a subgraph.
- Data:
- Graphics can be created for a data frame when one subgraph will correspond to one data record.
- Manual:
- If no source data has not been given for a graphic structure, then subgraphs must be created by the command addsg (Sect. 7.1.2). If data records are displayed in subgraphs, then a source data must be connected to a graphic structure by the command setgdat (Sect. 7.1.1) and a data record for a subgraph is selected by the command setsg (Sect. 7.1.2).
In addition, a data classification can be connected to a graphic structure, but its use depends on operations.
Erkki Hakkinen
Thu Sep 24 11:51:34 EET DST 1998