@@softwaresforcivilengineeri7947 I am making Box plot for my data but the box plot generated is not median centered to the values on Y axis. The box is touching x axis for all samples. What does this mean ??
@@dr.mohdaamir6688 Dear Sir, There are few things to change. 1- Convert your data into CSV format, 2- some of the boxes touching the x-axis means that "the range of the different columns of your data is very far from one another, means that the range of one column may be in 100 and the other may be in 1000. if this much difference found in the range, then the boxes will be on the x-axis.". 3-it will be better to draw these boxes for one kind of data, means for one column but for different situations.
@@softwaresforcivilengineeri7947 Thanks for your reply. I am analyzing 3 control sets and 3 treatment sets. For all the six samples the box is touching x-axis. Is there any skewness in my samples and data normalization can solve it. I need to all have all my control vs treatments to be median centered. But, I m getting only upper quartile part of the box touching x axis .
Nice work. Thanks for aharing such a valuables and knowledgeable vedios
Great work! Could you please post a video on the making of non-metric multidimensional scaling ( nmds) biplot?
If the all the boxes touches the x axis what does this mean??
Sir, please mention that part of my video. which part you are talking about.
@@softwaresforcivilengineeri7947 I am making Box plot for my data but the box plot generated is not median centered to the values on Y axis. The box is touching x axis for all samples. What does this mean ??
@@dr.mohdaamir6688 Dear Sir, There are few things to change. 1- Convert your data into CSV format, 2- some of the boxes touching the x-axis means that "the range of the different columns of your data is very far from one another, means that the range of one column may be in 100 and the other may be in 1000. if this much difference found in the range, then the boxes will be on the x-axis.". 3-it will be better to draw these boxes for one kind of data, means for one column but for different situations.
@@softwaresforcivilengineeri7947 Thanks for your reply. I am analyzing 3 control sets and 3 treatment sets. For all the six samples the box is touching x-axis. Is there any skewness in my samples and data normalization can solve it. I need to all have all my control vs treatments to be median centered. But, I m getting only upper quartile part of the box touching x axis .
What does the Box plot explain with extreme outlier and with notch. I am finding all the samples of mine with extreme outlier and notches?