joaovissoci
commented
12 years ago Made some tests here, not quite there yet, but we can either:
1 - Plot in the same plot area but with different colors for different categories or different symbols;
2 - Plot different plots for each category, in the same plot area or with some customization
Keep trying here and I'll get back to you
2012/6/21 Ricardo Pietrobon < reply@reply.github.com
is there any way other than bland-altman plots?
do we create three major plots clustering the results for (a) 1d vs. 30d, (b) specialist vs. non-specialist and (c) a comparison across the different scales? i don't think that the overlap among them would be bad, but how do we present this in a way that is both informative as well as aesthetically pleasing?
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is there any way other than bland-altman plots?
do we create three major plots clustering the results for (a) 1d vs. 30d, (b) specialist vs. non-specialist and (c) a comparison across the different scales? i don't think that the overlap among them would be bad, but how do we present this in a way that is both informative as well as aesthetically pleasing?