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This page contains a series of rangebar examples
illustrating the available varieties and options.
These examples all use ploticus's
proc rangebar.
See also the vdist prefab examples.Example 1rangebar1![]() Simple example. proc rangebar is invoked once for every bar that is to be displayed. The percentiles and medians are calcuated and displayed, and the "N=" summary is automatically provided. Example 2rangebar2![]() These boxplots follow the Tukey specifications for outlier display. Example 3ranges![]() Another example, where pairs of rangebars are done. The pairs are positioned using category scaling, with proc catslide providing a small offset for each bar within a pair. Example 4mouse![]() This example shows how proc rangebar can be used to compute the overall mean and standard deviation (the horizontal green lines), without actually drawing a rangebar. The bars are generated by proc bars. Example 5timely![]() This is an example of horizontal rangebars. These work nicely for displays looking at time intervals. In this example categories are used for the centers, and a #loop structure is used to display a bar for each center. Example 6errbar3![]() Proc rangebar may also be used to calculate mean and standard deviation, and render error bars. Example 7errbar4![]() An example of horizontal error bars. Example 8rangebar3![]() Here, outliers are displayed using line segments rather than symbols. Example 9distrib![]() Distribution of scores example. |
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