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Sigmaplot 14.5 Brochure SigmaPlot 14.5 Designed Specifically to Meet the Needs of Scientists, Professional Researchers and Engineers With an award-winning interface and intuitive wizard technology that guides users step-by-step through the graph creation and data analysis process, SigmaPlot provides the flexibility to create compelling graphs and statistical analysis you simply can’t achieve with basic spreadsheet software. Import Statistical Analysis Macros Help Import multiple sheets Expanded model selection criteria for polynomial Enhancements to polar plots from the Improved search in Help from Excel files. regression, new assumption checking criteria and Polar and Parametric Equations macro. The system. table formatting for correlation tests, numerical Histogram Plus Kernel Density macro added and graph results added to contingency tables to Toolbox Transforms System Memory Add Value Symbols New functions in the Transform Language for Status bar shows remaining memory Value symbols can now be easily added to symbol matrix computations. Transform Samples file and bar graphs update with new transforms for orthogonal Histograms regression, regression with equality constraints, User Interface Improvements Passing-Bablok regression, and chi-square Scaling options for counts and options for either goodness-of-fit test for category data. left-edge or right-edge binning are available for Plots can be deleted from Graph Properties, the histograms from the Histogram Wizard and from Add Axis default has been changed to the Y Axis, statistical procedures. Align Objects is now available from the right mouse Subsections In Notebooks menu, and mini-toolbars have been improved Notebooks expanded to include one or more Smoothers when drawing arrows subsections under each section to better organize Reports available for 2D and 3D Smoothers to save content. Statistical Graphs settings for future reference. New statistical graphs in the Create Graph Wizard to visually compare datasets. These include Quantile-Quantile plots, Confidence and Prediction Ellipses, and Jitter plots. New Statistical Analysis Features & Graphs User Interface Enhancements Transform Language Enhancements New Miscellaneous Features • Additional numerical and graph results for • Easily add value symbols to symbol and bar • New transform language functions for • Import multiple sheets from Excel files contingency tables graphs with a new dialog available from the matrix computations including eigenvalues/ ribbon eigenvectors of real symmetric matrices, and • A notebook section can now contain one • Assumption checking and table formatting added solutions of systems of linear equations and or more subsections to correlation tests • Mini toolbar positions have been moved to regression problems. make editing objects easier • The Histogram Plus Kernel Density macro • Expanded model selection criteria in Polynomial • Restructured transform library for easier has been added to the toolbox Regression • Plots can be deleted directly from the Plot navigation panel in Graph Properties • A system memory indicator on the status • Easier access for setting population mean and • New transforms added to transform library: bar showing the amount of remaining median for one-sample • Changed the Add Axis default to be Y Axis. memory • Multilinear Orthogonal Regression and • Quantile-Quantile Plot, Confidence and Prediction • Align objects now available from the right Regression with Equality Constraints • Improved search in Help ellipses, and Jitter plots mouse menu • Passing-Bablok Regression • Greater access from a statistics report or a result graph to the statistics interface on • Chi-Square goodness of fit test for category the ribbon data • Improvements in the random number generators when using a random seed • Statistical procedures may now use data from over 4000 worksheet columns SigmaPlot 14.5 Features GRAPHING FEATURES Multi-line Text Editor Legends • Control font, size, style, color, Greek, multiple levels • Horizontal, vertical and rectangular legend shapes of superscript and subscript, 360 degree rotation, • Simple direct labels that move with the graph 2D left, right & center justification, and line spacing • Automatic or manually created; lines and symbols • Forest Graphs (2 Types) on or off • Kernel Density (5 Types) • Legends for regressions, confidence, and prediction • Radar (5 Types) Function Plotter intervals • Automatic or manually created; lines and symbols • Dot Density (4 Types) • Place line and symbol before or after text • Vector (2 Types) on or off • Area Plots (4 Types) • Plot functions on new or existing graphs • Scatter (14 Types) Line (4 Types), Scatter and Line (10 • Plot multiple different parameter values DATA ANALYSIS FEATURES Types) simultaneously • Equation Solver: solve equations or functions • Step (8 Types) Enzyme Kinetics Module • Vertical and Horizontal Bar (4 Types), Grouped Bar containing a single independent variable and any • Analyze multiple models and rank by best fit (4 Types) number of parameters • Create multiple enzyme kinetics graphs: • Vertical and Horizontal Stacked Bar Michaelis- Menten,Lineweaver-Burk, Eadie-Hofstee, • Box (2 Types) Scatchard, Hanes- Woolf, Hill,and Dixon • Polar (3 Types) USER INTERFACE FEATURES • Contour, line and filled (2 Types) • Histograms (6 Types) • New ribbon layouts for efficient use Regression Wizard • Ternary (3 Types) • Rearrange Notebook items by dragging • 24 probability function models • Bubble, Pie, Control Charts, Needle, High-low-close, • New SigmaPlot tutorial PDF file • 7 built-in weighting functions for each model Range • Line widths from a worksheet column • Akaike information criterion computation • Quartile, Quadrant, Population • New SVG, SWF and vector PDF graphics export file • Linear and nonlinear regressions formats • 2, 3, 4, and 5-segment piecewise-linear models • Over 150 built-in, graphically-illustrated equations 3D • File import and export support is added for V13/V14 of Minitab, V9 of SAS, and V19 of SPSS • Marquardt-Levenberg algorithm with up to 50 • Multiple, intersecting plots with hidden line removal, independent variables and 500 parameters. Resizable smooth or dis- crete shading, transparent or opaque equation edit dialog which can be saved. fills, and light source shading 3D rotation, Perspective Microsoft Office Style Ribbons • Define tolerance, step size and iterations preview, Scatter, Bar, 3D line - trajectory, Mesh - with • Context sensitive feature grouping for enhanced • Define linear constraints and fix parameters to a functionality and ease of use. or without contour projections Contour, Waterfall constant value • Expanded tooltips that include hot keys. • Automatically determines your initial parameters • Alt Key Tips provide visual display of keyboard • Writes a complete statistical report to your SigmaPlot Create Graphs Easily shortcuts • Graph Style Gallery: Save any graph with all graph Notebook properties and add a bitmap image to the gallery to • Automatically graphs your results on new or existing recreate complex graphs Graph Property Redesign graphs • Graph Ribbons: select ribbon icon of the graph • New graph object and property browser. Object • Option to add 95 or 99% confidence and prediction type and style you want to create a graph or to add selection in the graph is displayed in the object bands to a results graph additional curves to an existing window and the object’s proper-ties displayed in the • Optional Reduced Chi-Square Regression weighting • Graph Wizard: easy to use, step-by-step wizard for property window. • Customize the SigmaPlot fit library or create your sing you select a graph type and pick data • Dynamic Update provides immediate graph redraw own fit functions • Default graph settings: set preferences for graph with property change. No Ok or apply button press • Generalized weight variables: predicted values, options to create favorite graphs more easily required robust regression • Templates: create custom graph page templates to • Property group styles may be copied and applied • Parameter covariance matrix and confidence store for easy accessibility and future use across like groups thus simplifying property intervals in report specification • Predicted values defined implicitly by the fit model • New window show/hide buttons for window real- Technical Axis estate management Dynamic Fit Wizard • Reciprocal (including Arrhenius), Weibull, Linear, • Solves difficult curve fitting problems by finding local Log10, Natural log, Probit, Logit, Probability, Ternary User Interface Improvements and global fit solutions percentage, unary Polar (both clockwise and counter • New tabbed window views enable quick window • Selects many initial maximally-distant starting clockwise) Category (text data automatically binned management (selection, closing, and grouping) parameter sets and ranks the resulting fits into groups) Time and date, User-defined custom • New docking panel guides providing simple • Shows the local minima with a Dynamic Fit Profile axis to create almost any scale window placement. This includes the Graph Gallery, graph Templates, Layouts, Object and Properties windows. Axis Features • Group open windows into tabbed groups Global Fit Wizard either vertically or horizontally. This collects like • Control of display, thickness, color, range, and axis • Fit multiple data sets using shared parameters offset windows for easy comparison and better window • Multiple axes: Add Axis Wizard for creating multiple management. axes easily • Object-specific
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