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Values:Frequency | labels mosaic boxes with the frequency of observations represented in each box. |
Values:Percentage | labels mosaic boxes with the percentage of observations represented in each box. |
Values:Both | labels mosaic boxes with both frequency and percentage. |
Means | displays mean diamonds on box plots. The central line in the diamond marks the mean. The size of the diamond is two standard deviations, one on either side of the mean. |
Serifs | displays serifs at the ends of box plot whiskers. |
Multiple Comparison of Means | displays a comparison circle (Sall 1992) for each box. The center of each circle marks the mean of each box. The color and line style of each circle indicates how the mean value of one box compares with the means of other boxes. A selected circle is highlighted and is drawn in red on color monitors. Circles corresponding to categories whose mean values are significantly different from a selected group are drawn in cyan on color monitors. Circles corresponding to categories whose mean values are not different are drawn with a dashed line and are red on color monitors. See the section "Multiple Comparison Circles" later in this chapter. |
Multiple Comparison Options | displays the Multiple Comparison Options dialog window. |
Variable:Names | labels the axes with variable names. |
Variable:Labels | labels the axes with variable labels. |
Variable:Both | labels the axes with both names and labels. |
Orientation: Y Axis Vertical | draws the axis for the Y variable vertically. If this option is off, the Y axis is horizontal. |
Orientation: Vertical Axis at Left | places the vertical axis at the left side of the plot. If this option is off, the vertical axis is at the right side. |
Orientation: Horizontal Axis at Bottom | places the horizontal axis at the bottom of the plot. If this option is off, the horizontal axis is at the top. |
Figure 33.7: Box Plot/Mosaic Plot Pop-up Menu
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