Japan is just enthusiastic about the success of the Japan national rugby team. Currently Rugby World Cup 2019 Is being held in Japan, but Japan is in the qualifying league Four Best for the first time after winning all the battles 8 I was able to proceed to.
Meanwhile, just JMP 15 Has released. It goes without saying that the blood of data analysts has made a noise. I decided to collect data from the qualifying league and visualize some data.
In rugby, you can score points in various ways such as try, conversion, penalty kick, drop goal, etc., and you will accumulate points in time, and the team that exceeds the points will win at the end. Therefore, 2 How did you accumulate points over time in team matches? JMP I decided to visualize it using. At that time JMP 15 The new features of are useful!
The next graph shows Wales ( WALES ) vs Fiji ( FIJI ) Is a visualization of the total score (vertical axis) for each time (horizontal axis).

First half 30 Until about a minute, Fiji was in the lead, but then Wales turned around, and then turned around and turned around, and in the end, we could see that Wales won by a certain margin.
This graph shows JMP 15 You can draw by filling the bottom of the line chart with Graph Builder.
If you draw a line with Graph Builder, JMP 15 Then you can set the following options, "Fill" option [ Fill down ] Is specified. By the way, the "Connect" option for this polygonal line is [ Step ] It is set to to make a stepped graph.

The following is JMP It becomes an option when displaying in English, Fill of [Fill Below] Specify in.

The graph below is the best 8 Japan fought a deadly battle (Japan) vs Scotland (Scotland) It's a match.

Japan allowed the first goal, but it soon turned around, and in the end it was about to catch up, but it is possible to visualize how it escaped.
Graphs about other matches and other visualization results JMP Public It is open to the public. You can use the data filter function to narrow down the analysis results by qualifying group or country, so please check it out.
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