The American Statistician · 1988 · 185 citations · 12 references
ComputingVisualizationData VisualizationPlot AnalysisPlot ConstructionPlot StructureBox Plots
Abstract Variations of the boxplot are suggested, in which the sides of the box are used to convey information about the density of the values in a batch. The ease of computation by hand of the original boxplot had to be sacrificed, as the variations are computer-intensive. Still, the plots were implemented on a desktop personal computer (Apple Macintosh), in a way designed to keep their ease of computation by computer. The result is a dynamic display of densities and summaries.
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Graphical Methods for Data Analysis.
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