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| Suppose we gave four columns of factor scores, f1av to f4av, which we wish plot for each of two clusters, cluster membership forming a sixth column, as in the table below. | Suppose we gave four columns of factor scores, f1av to f4av, which we wish plot for each of two clusters, cluster membership forming a sixth column, as in the table below. [attachment:line.doc A bit of editing in the chart editor yields this.] |
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How do I do a multiple line plot of cluster profiles?
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A multiple line plot can be drawn using the syntax below.
VARSTOCASES /MAKE score FROM f1av TO f4av. LIST. compute facno=$casenum. compute facno=mod(facno,4). if(facno eq 0) facno=4. exe. GRAPH /title = 'cluster profiles of four factors' /LINE(MULTIPLE)MEAN(score) BY facno BY clus /MISSING=REPORT.