[SOLVED] Plotting cumulative distributions

tennenrishinUser: "tennenrishin"
tennenrishin
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Updated by Jocelyn
The cumulative distribution is a useful visualization because it does not require arbitrary discretization. What is the easiest way to report a cumulative distribution of a set of real-valued examples in RM?

(Currently I'm doing Sort => GenerateID => Set Role => etc.)

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    MariusHelfUser: "MariusHelf"
    MariusHelf
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    Let's do this at the example of a1 of the Iris dataset. Just use the original dataset, go to the Advanced Charts, then:
    - put a1 onto both domain and the numerical axis.
    - Click on the Series: a1
    - set Aggregation to count
    - under Windowing, set "grab left" to -1
    - click the "configure grouping" link, click configure and specify the desired amount of bins

    Please let me know if you have any additional questions.

    Best regards,
    Marius
    MariusHelfUser: "MariusHelf"
    MariusHelf
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    Oh, and in addition, if you want the distribution by label, just put the label onto the Color Domain and set the grouping to Distinct Values.

    :)
    tennenrishinUser: "tennenrishin"
    tennenrishin
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    Thank you!
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