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Chapter 18 Multiple choice questions
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Execute the following lines of code:
plot(1:10,rnorm(10),type='p',pch=15,cex=0.5
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points(1:10,rnorm(10),pch=16,cex=0.5
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What is the biggest problem with the graph that is produced?
The tick marks face outwards instead of inwards
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The data would be difficult to interpret for individuals who are colourblind
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The scaling of the y-axis is uninformative
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The symbols are too similar and hard to distinguish
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How might the graph produced by the following lines of code be usefully improved?
plot(rnorm(100),rnorm(100),type='p',pch=15,cex=0.5,xlim=c(-20,20),ylim=c(-20,20)
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Plot the data with larger symbols
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Reduce the range of the x and y axes so they are more appropriate for the data
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Use transparency so that overlapping points are distinguishable
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Use logarithmic axes
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Download the data file for the multiple-choice questions for Chapter 18.
Inspect the data in q3data. How would this best be plotted?
On a linear axis because it is normally distributed
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On a logarithmic axis because it is positively skewed
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On a logarithmic axis because it is negatively skewed
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On a logarithmic axis because it contains negative numbers
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Which function would you be most likely to use in creating a raincloud plot from scratch?
density()
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hist()
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cloud()
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boxplot()
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What is the hexadecimal code for blue with 50% transparency?
#0000FFFF
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#000080FF
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#0000FF80
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#00008080
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Which of the following palettes would you use to plot a heatmap of data that are scaled between 0 and 100, such that larger values indicate a greater magnitude? (Hint, you might find the
pal.test()
function from the
pals
package helpful).
viridis
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kovesi.cyclic_grey_15_85_c0_s25
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rainbow
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kovesi.cyclic_wrwbw_40_90_c42_s25
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Which of the following palettes would you use to plot a heatmap of phase data that have angular values between 0 and 360 degrees, such that 0 and 360 are identical?
kovesi.rainbow_bgyr_35_85_c72
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brewer.rdylbu
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kovesi.cyclic_mrybm_35_75_c68_s25
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parula
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Which of the following palettes would be most appropriate for ensuring accessibility to people who have tritanopia?
kovesi.linear_bgy_10_95_c74
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cividis
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ocean.haline
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linearl
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Which function would you use to create a vector image?
jpeg()
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ps()
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png()
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postscript()
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How might you represent the standard error for a continuous time-varying curve?
Error bars created using the
arrows
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A semi-transparent shaded region
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A rectangle displaying the average error across all points
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A solid shaded region the same colour as the curve
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