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Limits in exploratory analysis
Posted by:
mkpppp
Date: January 18, 2020 07:09AM
I have a question about exploratory analysis. I don't understanding the meaning of the problem, so I am not so sure.
"Give an example of a simple connection, the pattern of which is not or hardly visible with a scatter plot as a pattern.
Assume that the data is numeric. You do not have to specify the individual points. If possible, represent the relationship as a formula. (e.g. y = 2x) Unless otherwise stated, the data is a random set of points that meets this formula. Assume that the dots are actually visible, the pattern is not simply filtered out.
Result : brief description of the connection"
Is there anybody could help me? Thanks a lot.
Regards,
"Give an example of a simple connection, the pattern of which is not or hardly visible with a scatter plot as a pattern.
Assume that the data is numeric. You do not have to specify the individual points. If possible, represent the relationship as a formula. (e.g. y = 2x) Unless otherwise stated, the data is a random set of points that meets this formula. Assume that the dots are actually visible, the pattern is not simply filtered out.
Result : brief description of the connection"
Is there anybody could help me? Thanks a lot.
Regards,