Try Some Statistical Applets

• Dynamic Scatter Plot: This applet gives an interactive scatter plot with a text area to its right. You highlight points by clicking the mouse on them or by draging a rectangle around them. When points are highlighted their identifiers are displayed in the text area. When moving the mouse over points it tells you which point(s) you are currently over.
• Dynamic Pairs Plot: This applet gives an interactive pairs plot with a text area to its right. You highlight points by clicking the mouse on them or by draging a rectangle around them. When points in one plot are highlighted the corresponding observations in the other plots are also highlighted. Also, when points are highlighted their identifiers are displayed in the text area. When moving the mouse over points it tells you which point(s) you are currently over.
• Dynamic Three Dimensional Plot: This applet gives an interactive three dimensional plot with a text area to its right. The three dimensional plot can be rotated by holding the mouse down on the arrows to the plots left. The variables included in the plot can be changed by using the choice boxes to the left of the plot. Points are highlighted by clicking the mouse on them or by draging a rectangle around them. The identifiers for these observations are displayed in the text area.
• Dynamic Parallel Coordinates Plot: This applet gives an interactive parallel coordinates plot with a text area to its right. You highlight lines by clicking and draging the mouse in order to create a rectangle. When the mouse is released all observations inside the rectangle are highlighted. The identifiers for these observations are displayed in the text area.
• Dynamic Graphical Tool: This applet gives you an interactive pairs plot with a parallel coordinates plot or a three dimensional plot. The type of plot can be changed by clicking in the appropriate check box. A text area is also included in this applet. You highlight points by clicking the mouse on them or by draging a rectangle around them. You can also highlight lines by clicking and draging a box. All lines that intersect the box are highlighted. When points/lines are highlighted their corresponding points/lines are also highlighted and displayed in the text area. When moving the mouse over points in the pairs plot it tells you what point(s) you are currently over.

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