Interaction Graph Options
Different line styles: For categoric factors, by default each will have a different color and different line style. Turning this off will still give different colors, but now all will have the same pattern.
Auto Adjust Y scale: Changes the Y axis scale if necessary when the factor settings are changed.
Polynomial and Factorial Graphs: Set the display to show interval estimates, LSD bars, or no (none) variance indicator on each type of graph.
Show End Points: Enable an indicator for the end point predictions where there may not be an actual data point.
Bands Displayed: What type of bands will appear on the model graphs. These settings have no effect unless Bands are enabled above.
Use Average LSD values for selected points: This will make the output look like an older version of the software.
Maximum LSD bars displayed: For some interaction plots involving many combinations the calculations of the LSD’s can be quite time consuming and very difficult to see. For this reason we provide a reasonable upper limit of 250 by default. Increase this if you have a high resolution monitor, and decrease it to speed up the creation of large interaction plots.
DFFITS/DFBETAS Limit Lines: The +/- 2 is the old functionality and used to keep graphs looking the same as an older version. Going forward use the model dependent limits.
Show 2D graph grid lines: Checking this will turn on a grid plotted at the tick marks of the X and Y axes. It is off by default to make the graph “cleaner”.
Show reference point on trace/perturbation plots: A dot will appear to indicate the where the reference combination is on the graph. It is only a visual queue for interpeting the graph.
Click the Defaults button to return to the original installed settings for this screen.