Hello,
I am looking to graph a Polar plot for Δ between 2/3 methods. I read a lot of things but I am not sure of the great method to use and fear to do mistakes.
My aim is to represent the same polar plot that the pict.
I need to :
- plot points (mean of Δ for each individue);
- plot one line to represents the bias;
- other to ±30° lines;
- get the angular bias
Best
A discussion of polar plots is available at this blog post from 2012. It uses the Graph Template Language (GTL). Since then, a lot of additions have been made to PROC SGPLOT, so you can read a newer article about how to create similar polar plots with PROC SGPLOT.
In general, the more information you provide, the more the community can help. Post your data and what you have attempted so far.
@Mic35 wrote:
Hello,
I am looking to graph a Polar plot for Δ between 2/3 methods. I read a lot of things but I am not sure of the great method to use and fear to do mistakes.
My aim is to represent the same polar plot that the pict.
I need to :
- plot points (mean of Δ for each individue);
- plot one line to represents the bias;
- other to ±30° lines;
- get the angular biasBest
Do you already know the value of the line you need or are you expecting the plot procedure to estimate the bias? I doubt that a general plotting procedure will do that sort of fitting but may be wrong. Otherwise you may need to provide example data and the process for estimating the bias line.
I will admit that I am not familiar with this concept at all. But I really doubt that any plotting procedure can "get the angular bias". Likely that will have to be done separately.
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