Unbiased bisector on Scatter plot
Hi,
Is there a way to plot the 1:1 bisector on a scatter plot. I have plotted the fit line but i want the 1:1 bisector to show potential bias in the data.
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Hi,
Is there a way to plot the 1:1 bisector on a scatter plot. I have plotted the fit line but i want the 1:1 bisector to show potential bias in the data.
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There is a wonderful lecture by @joseph_morgan in the Discovery Summit Series:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/Using-JSL-to-Develop-Efficient-Robust-Applications-EU-2018-415/ev-p/849638
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Collection of useful resources on the web:
There is a wonderful lecture by @joseph_morgan in the Discovery Summit Series:
https://community.jmp.com/t5/Abstracts/Using-JSL-to-Develop-Efficient-Robust-Applications-EU-2018-415/ev-p/849638
Joseph explains the secrets and possibilities of Expression Handling in JSL - and the trapdoors associated with the functionality.
The lecture is based on the con...
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