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scatter diagram — ➔ diagram * * * scatter diagram UK US noun [C] (also scatter chart, also scattergram, also scatter graph, also scatter plot) GRAPHS & CHARTS … Financial and business terms
scatter diagram — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms scatter diagram : singular scatter diagram plural scatter diagrams maths a graph that shows numbers or amounts as points. A straight line is drawn through as many points as possible in order to show the general … English dictionary
scatter diagram — (also scatter plot or scattergram) noun Statistics a graph in which the values of two variables are plotted along two axes, the pattern of the resulting points revealing any correlation present … English new terms dictionary
scatter diagram — A graph on which observations are plotted on the y axis for events on the x axis. For example, the wages incurred (y axis) for each level of activity (x axis) would produce a scatter graph from which a relationship can be established between the… … Accounting dictionary
scatter diagram — A graph on which observations are plotted on the y axis for events on the x axis. For example, the wages incurred (y axis) for each level of activity (x axis) would produce a scatter graph from which a relationship can be established between the… … Big dictionary of business and management
scatter diagram — noun Etymology: scatter (III) : a two dimensional graph in rectangular coordinates consisting of points whose coordinates represent corresponding values of two variables whose relationship is being studied called also scattergram, scattergraph,… … Useful english dictionary
scatter diagram — noun Date: 1925 a two dimensional graph in rectangular coordinates consisting of points whose coordinates represent values of two variables under study … New Collegiate Dictionary
Scatter diagram — Диаграмма разброса … Краткий толковый словарь по полиграфии
scatter diagram — (in statistics) see correlation. * * * scatterplot … Medical dictionary
scatter diagram — (in statistics) See: correlation … The new mediacal dictionary
