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Automatic identification of variable types - Identify variables in the Multiple variables data table as continuous, categorical, or label values.

Increased data limits - enter up to 1024 columns of data in each data table.

Explore larger data sets using a standard structure, and perform new and improved analyses with the following improvements: The lower scatter plots graph blood pressure (diastolic and systolic) against weight.Prism 9 introduces a number of great improvements to the Multiple Variables data table. The first plot shows blood pressure and weight progressing over time for all participants. It uses the layout() command to arrange multiple plots on a single graphics surface that is displayed in one section of the script's report. This script uses the standard R libraries to display multiple plots in the same section of a report.

Ylab= "Temperature (Degrees C)", mfg= c(2, 2))Ībline(lsfit(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$temp))Įxample: Three Plots in a Single Section: Using layout() Ylab= "Pulse Rate (Beats/Minute)", mfg= c(1, 2))Ībline(lsfit(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$pulse))Ĭ21 <- plot(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$temp, , Ylab= "Systolic Blood Pressure (mm Hg)", mfg= c(2, 1))Ībline(lsfit(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$systolicbloodpressure))Ĭ21 <- plot(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$pulse, , Xlab= "Diastolic Blood Pressure (mm Hg)", Xlab= "Diastolic Blood Pressure (mm Hg)", ylab= "Weight (kg)",Ībline(lsfit(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$weight))Ĭ21 <- plot(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$systolicbloodpressure, , Op <- par(mfcol = c(2, 2)) # 2 x 2 pictures on one plotĬ11 <- plot(data_means$diastolicbloodpressure, data_means$weight, , Labkey.data$participantid), mean, na.rm = TRUE) Ĭairo(file= "$", type= "png")

Data_means <- aggregate(labkey.data, list(ParticipantID =