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G-plot: graphics in the geological computer

Computers & Geosciences, 1978
Abstract G-PLOT is a package of programs for graphic display of data. It has been designed as an integral part of the G-EXEC data-handling system, and adopts the principles of G-EXEC: it is generalized with respect to data, it is structured and modular, and it has a simple (near-English) user interface.
S. Henley, C.J. Fage, K.G. Jeffery, E.M. Gill   +3 more
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Graphical solutions on dimensionless‐number plots

AIChE Journal, 1955
AbstractA graphical method for solving problems involving dimensionless‐number plots is presented, and its application demonstrated for the relatively involved case of liquid cyclone scale‐up.
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GRAPS (Graphical Plotting System) User's Guide. A Graphical Plotting System for Displaying Scientific and Engineering Data

1988
Abstract : This document provides an introduction and update to the Graphical Plotting System (GRAPS), a plotting utility developed by the Naval Ocean Systems Center for the personal computer. GRAPS provides a convenient, user-friendly tool for the display of engineering and scientific data in a number of conventional plot formats.
John Strauch, James C. Logan
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High resolution graphical plotting on a typewritter terminal

Computer Physics Communications, 1973
Abstract A method is described for plotting graphs with a resolution of 30 characters per inch using an IBM 2741 communications terminal.
D.M. Miller, G.E. Miller, D.P. Kerr
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The SSR Plot: A Graphical Representation for Regression

Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation, 2010
An alternative graphical method, called the SSR plot, is proposed for use with a multiple regression model. The new method uses the fact that the sum of squares for regression (SSR) of two explanatory variables can be partitioned into the SSR of one variable and the increment in SSR due to the addition of the second variable.
Chong Sun Hong, Jong-Min Kim
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Graphical data modeling methods using ceres plots

Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, 1996
Identification of curvature in regression models is an important aspect of data analysis. Partial residual plots have played a major role. Recently, Cook developed a new class of plots, called CERES plots, that includes partial residual plots. Implementation of these plots necessitates modeling the relationships between certain covariates.
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Interactive Graphics Plotting System (IGPS)

1982
Abstract : IGPS (Interactive Graphics Plotting System) is a computer-graphics program which produces high-quality plots of two-dimensional data; it is written in BASIC for the Tektronix 4051 desk-top computer. IGPS features: A large variety of axis systems, including probability paper for several distributions, logarithmic paper, and user-definable ...
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The Skill Plot: A Graphical Technique for Evaluating Continuous Diagnostic Tests

Biometrics, 2007
Summary We introduce the Skill Plot, a method that it is directly relevant to a decision maker who must use a diagnostic test. In contrast to ROC curves, the skill curve allows easy graphical inspection of the optimal cutoff or decision rule for a diagnostic test.
Briggs, William M., Zaretzki, Andrussell
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Graphical Estimators From Probability Plots With Right-Censored Data

Technometrics, 2007
Probability plots are popular graphical tools used by reliability engineers and other practitioners for assessing parametric distributional assumptions. They are particularly well suited for location-scale families or those that can be transformed to such families.
Anupap Somboonsavatdee, Vijayan N Nair, Ananda Sen   +2 more
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A graphical depiction of multivariate similarity among sample plots

Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 1988
A system for graphically comparing multivariate similarity between a large number of sample plots is presented. Two-dimensional nonmetric (rank order) multidimensional scaling is used to generate maps. These maps display either stand variables (site index, basal area, normality (used as a measure of stocking), change in normality, age and stems per ...
N. J. Smith, K. Iles
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