Scatter plots are one the most common types of graphs to help legal managers make decisions. Here's how to make sure you're using them effectively. Along with bar charts, scatter plots are probably ...

Scatter graphs are used to represent and compare two sets of data. By looking at a scatter graph, we can see whether there is any connection (correlation) between the two sets of data. Matt sells ...

Despite the chant that correlation is not causation, some researchers believe the design of scatter plots nudges us to the wrong conclusions. Can a change in their design lessen that risk? Analyzing ...

When graphing your data, meticulous attention to detail is paramount to ensure accurate representation, insightful analysis, and effective communication of findings. Graphing is not merely about ...

The graph is a scatter plot, entitled "Rainfall and Plant Growth." The horizontal X axis shows Average Rainfall ranging from zero to four thousand, in units of millimeters per year, in increments of ...