The mistake in the prediction profiler?<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />Hello
I was looking at a solution to a problem that I had just solved, however there seemed to be a difference between the output of my prediction profiler and that of the solution. How come? Someone who knows why there's a difference? Mine is "1" while the output of the solution is "2".
Re: The mistake in the prediction profiler?I'm guessing you inadvertently adjusted the Y-axis range.
You could:
- try relaunching the analysis again to see the default scaling like that of 2.png or
- just Right click on the Y-axis then select Revert Axis
Hope this helps.
- Randy
Re: The mistake in the prediction profiler?Oh yeah, now I see it. It's that difference which I am seeing ... How come one goes from 0-10 while the other goes from 0-20?
Re: The mistake in the prediction profiler?I'm missing something here... the two pictures appear to give the same results, just with a different scale on the y-axis of the profiler. One of them goes from 0 to 10-ish and the other goes from 0 to 20-ish. The response output and confidence interval are identical. Can you help with a little more detail about with difference you are seeing?
Best,
M
