From: rlewis@beach.csulb.edu (Ralph Lewis) Subject: anyone have software to visualize statistical data Date: Tue, 24 Dec 1991 03:39:19 GMT Message-ID: Organization: Cal State Long Beach I have a data base on students perceptions of the use of computer mediated communication and cscw systems in a classroom. There are 16 variables expressable as standard scores, and some other variables that code the cases by class, sex, age, etc. I was going to do a standard multivariate set correlation on the data but thought someone on this newsgroup might have some suggestions or software that would allow me to do a visual representation of the data. Any suggestions , ideas or help would be appreciated. Thanks, Ralph Lewis, CSULB ,rlewis@beach.csulb.edu -- Ralph Lewis, Dept. Management/Human Resources Management, School of Business Administration, California State University, Long Beach, rlewis@beach.csulb.edu or jbdc702@CalState.bitnet [MODERATOR'S NOTE: Steve Feiner at Columbia University has done some remarkable data visualization experiments with 2-1/2D onscreen methods. Perhaps others know of true 3D data visualization systems that can handle complex statistics; I don't. In the future, queries like this one might get a better response in comp.graphics.visualization...and maybe some participants can suggest other cognate newsgroups. -- Bob Jacobson]