Drawing diagrams with nodes and arrows is the common approach for representing how proteins and genes interact, and papers frequently include such informal node-and-arrow diagrams. Although such ...

You can use PROC NETDRAW to determine node placement and arc routing for any network depicting a set of nodes connected by arcs. If you want the procedure to determine the node placement, the network ...

At first this diagram appears simple to describe. However, the caption and the labeling make it more difficult. For example, the term "upper view" is unclear and the television in the caption is ...

The various relationships between the finches can be replicated in a table. This is a case in which the table requires more work to discern the relationships than the illustration does. A b/vi person ...

This example illustrates the use of the TIMESCALE and ALIGN= options to draw time-scaled network diagrams. The Schedule data set WIDGUPD, produced by PROC CPM in the ...

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Scatter diagrams are used to explore patterns between two sets of data. The table shows the results of eight students' maths and science marks in an assessment. Construct a scatter graph that ...