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scatter diagram

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scatter diagram
A graph plotted with dots or some other symbol at each data point. Also called a "scatter plot" or "dot chart."



A Scatter Diagram
scatter diagram [′skad·ər ‚dī·ə‚gram]
(petrology)
point diagram
(statistics)
A plot of the pairs of values of two variates in rectangular coordinates. Also known as scatter gram.
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