circle, arc, line and alike seem to have limited applications. I just want to plot 2 circles, one with solid line and another with dotted line, overlapping with each other according to an input overlapping parameter (I guess this feature may be achieved by locating the 2 centers accordingly). Finally write some texts in the centers of the 2 circles. Any suggestions? Matlab can achieve that easily
David, Of course I don't disagree with what you said but, on the other hand, I do see many graphical techniques as possible tools for both summarizing one's results in presentations to non-statisticians, as well as tools which might assist researchers in identifying things which they may have overlooked. I've never tried it but, conceptually in a complex example, can imagine showing circles
art297@NETSCAPE.NET wrote: From: "Treder, David" <dtreder@GENESEEISD.ORG> Reply-To: "Treder, David" <dtreder@GENESEEISD.ORG> To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: VENN Diagrams Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:52:55 -0400 I was hoping to create a Venn diagram from the results of the SAS Reg Procedure. Is there a way I could get SAS Graph to do this? I'm thinking not
In case anyone has decided to enter the competition, the following is some advice which a birdie happened to share with me this morning: "I would recommend, instead of using proc gchart, to use proc gmap (to establish whatever coordinate system you want), and then using annotate's function="pie" to draw the circles (or using annotate's function="move" and function="draw" to draw the circles
David, I took a look at the sample which Toby had suggested. If you change the size= in the first three pies, I think you obtain what you were looking for. Art -------- On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 18:39:31 -0400, Treder, David <dtreder@GENESEEISD.ORG> wrote: Saw this, but it only creates a "generic" venn diagram - doesn't change circle size/intersection to reflect data. ________________________________
