Draft:Sparge plot
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A sparge plot is a diagram depicting the spread of numerical data of one (or more) univariate distribution(s) using a combination of jittered and translucent points and superimposing subtle (e.g. white) boxplot(s) over the darker central collection of datapoints.[1]Sparge plots are similar to sina plots in displaying the points themselves, but sina plots depict kernel density and sparge plots use a boxplot overlay to quantitatively demarcate partitions of distributional spread.
There is an easy way to create a sparge plot, in particular via the 'plot.sparge' function in the 'caroline' R-package:
- The caroline library of the R programming language.[2]
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- ^ Schruth, David (2023-11-09). "Plot Sparge: Visually compare all points from different univariate distributions". Comprehensive R Archive Network.
- ^ "Caroline: A Collection of Database, Data Structure, Visualization, and Utility Functions for R". 9 November 2023.