Sentence examples for types of plots from inspiring English sources
There are many types of plots of residuals that allow the model accuracy to be evaluated and several methods that are important to confirm the adequacy of graphical techniques.
The DataBrowser is a Java application that can browse continuously acquired data of different kind, provides several types of plots including zooming functions to display the data and the corresponding parameters and offers export functions to save selected data locally.
Results are presented in two types of plots: one plot shows the dose-response function and the other plot shows the estimated treatment effect function also known as estimated derivatives (Fig. 1).
The difference in the response of understory vegetation to thinning among the three types of plots analyzed here indicate that understory vegetation conditions before thinning may affect the changes observed after thinning.
Although Kulow (1966) and Grosenbaugh & Stover (1957) compared the coefficient of variation using both fixed-radius and relascope plots, they did not compare the overall efficiencies of these two types of plots related to the time spent.
Ultimately we conclude that there is no single type of plot that can show everything one needs to know about this type of data, and we advocate for an approach that involves using different types of plots throughout data analysis, and making data publicly available.
Certain types of plot fall from fashion, and writers must change if they are to survive.
This is one of my favourite types of plot, having more than one, and Rebecca Stead has written Liar and Spy in a way that keeps them all closely linked together until each sub-plot either ends, twists or merges with another.
Results from the PCA are presented in two types of interrelated plots: scores plot and loadings plot.
Hence, there is a clear motivation for this type of plots in real data applications, not focusing on any a priori choice of γ.
Many lipase-catalyzed esterification systems exhibit this type of plots [ 26].
