Jittering
Jittering is a graphical technique that extends point plots to make them more informative about categorical variables.
Jittering is a graphical technique that extends point plots to make them more informative about categorical variables.
Accounting for the variation in the response variable by one or more explanatory variables
Relate the t-interval to the two groups' confidence intervals on the mean
Describing effective principles for making and reading graphics
Introduces the distinction between quantitative and categorical variables through their very different appearances in a point plot.
Support provided by the National Science Foundation (grant DUE-1626337).
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