Trellis plots

[zstatman]

I found that these can be made via R but has anyone integrated these into
SPSS either via Python or R?

WMB
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[ViAnn Beadle]

Trellis plots (in the sense of small paneled charts with each panel
representing a group or different variable) can be created natively within
SPSS.

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Subject: Trellis plots

I found that these can be made via R but has anyone integrated these into
SPSS either via Python or R?

WMB
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[Daniel Robertson]

Here are some very simple, undoubtedly inelegant examples using
histogram(), densityplot(), xyplot() and bwplot() from R's "lattice"
library, using the Employee Data.sav datafile. Note that routing R's
graphical output to the viewer requires SPSS 17.

begin program r.
empData <- spssdata.GetDataFromSPSS(variables =
c('salary','jobcat','gender','salbegin'))
library('lattice')
attach(empData)
print(histogram(~ salary|factor(jobcat)))
print(densityplot(~salary|gender))
print(xyplot(salary~salbegin|gender*factor(jobcat)))
print(bwplot(salary~factor(jobcat)|gender))
end program.

Statmanz wrote:

> I found that these can be made via R but has anyone integrated these into
> SPSS either via Python or R?
>
> WMB
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Daniel Robertson
Senior Research and Planning Associate
Institutional Research and Planning
Cornell University / irp.cornell.edu

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