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Hi all
Just thought folks might want to know, I did a scatter plot of two variables in my data
set, birth rate (y axis) and infant mortality (x axis). No problem doing this, the drop
downs were easy to find. As far as I can tell, the resulting graph looks just like the one
I got from SAS, except gretl has a least square fit line. The line is nice to have, but it
might be nice to have the option to not show that, if you -just- want the x-y plot.
Good to get an easy result.
Thanks
Gene
On Mon, Jun 10, 2024 at 2:54 PM gene shackman <gsociology(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Just thought folks might want to know, I did a scatter plot of two variables in my data
set, birth rate (y axis) and infant mortality (x axis). No problem doing this, the drop
downs were easy to find. As far as I can tell, the resulting graph looks just like the one
I got from SAS, except gretl has a least square fit line. The line is nice to have, but it
might be nice to have the option to not show that, if you -just- want the x-y plot.
You have that option. If you're using the View menu, when you get the
plot right-click, select "Edit", and set "fitted line" to
"none".
If you use the right-click menu in the main window to request a
scatter plot, there's a box you can check labeled "suppress fitted
line".
Allin
Allin,
Got it, thanks!
Gene
On Monday, June 10, 2024 at 03:12:04 PM EDT, Cottrell, Allin <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>
wrote:
On Mon, Jun 10, 2024 at 2:54 PM gene shackman <gsociology(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
Just thought folks might want to know, I did a scatter plot of two variables in my data
set, birth rate (y axis) and infant mortality (x axis). No problem doing this, the drop
downs were easy to find. As far as I can tell, the resulting graph looks just like the one
I got from SAS, except gretl has a least square fit line. The line is nice to have, but it
might be nice to have the option to not show that, if you -just- want the x-y plot.
You have that option. If you're using the View menu, when you get the plot
right-click, select "Edit", and set "fitted line" to
"none".
If you use the right-click menu in the main window to request a scatter plot, there's
a box you can check labeled "suppress fitted line".
Allin
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