How do I create parallel plots to include classes with no members?Hi,
I want to illustrate the change in responses before and after a stimulus presentation using a parallel plot. I have a subset of the data; however, this subset does not reflect the entire range of responses. The full set of responses are Extremely similar, Very similar, Somewhat similar, Not very similar, Not at all similar.
Is there a way to include all responses to both sides in order to more clearly demonstrate the change after the stimulus?
Here is the table (col 2 is Before, col 3 is After)
GraphicsRe: How do I create parallel plots to include classes with no members?Conceptually, one could denote the 5 ordered classes on both posts (before, after) . This just serves the purpose of making clear that there are 5 classes and some classes are not populated.
I remember there is a parallel plot add-in. I'll see what I can do with that and the original dataset.
Thanks for confirming my initial impressions.
tcm
Re: How do I create parallel plots to include classes with no members?Hi, TCM!
I think I know what you're after. Please attach an anonymized dataset with which to experiment. Thanks!
