Hi everyone 😊
I have a dataset with three columns.
Here is an extract:
For a given line, the value for the third variable was obtained by fixing the first and second variables. The goal is to see how the third variable evolves for different combinations of the first and second variables.
I would like to make a graphic (3D or contour plot) where x= window, y=bandwidth and z=last_variance__first_variance, but I don't know how ... Could you please me ? 😅
Thank you in advance !
See examples here:
https://support.sas.com/sassamples/graphgallery/PROC_G3D.html
Link to code for each graphic is provided via a URL link in the page as well.
@_vichz wrote:
Hi everyone 😊
I have a dataset with three columns.
Here is an extract:
For a given line, the value for the third variable was obtained by fixing the first and second variables. The goal is to see how the third variable evolves for different combinations of the first and second variables.
I would like to make a graphic (3D or contour plot) where x= window, y=bandwidth and z=last_variance__first_variance, but I don't know how ... Could you please me ? 😅
Thank you in advance !
Thank you very much @Reeza !
Adding in this one as it's interesting 🙂
https://blogs.sas.com/content/graphicallyspeaking/2022/07/11/a-better-3d-scatter-plot-macro/
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