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Chart Shape

The Chart shape visualizes data as line plots, scatter plots, or combined views with regression curves and outlier markers.

Chart shape displaying multiple series with a regression curve

Overview

A Chart shape plots one or more data series from your model. It supports computed series (from expressions), data series (from table data columns), and regression overlay curves. Outlier points are visually marked to aid data interpretation.

Toolbar

Screenshot: Chart toolbar with series picker, axis config, and options

The Chart toolbar provides:

Series Types

TypeSourceAppearance
ComputedExpression terms evaluated at each iterationContinuous line
DataUser-entered values from a Table data columnScatter points
RegressionCurve from a regression termSmooth fitted line

Displaying Regression Curves

Screenshot: Chart with data scatter points and overlaid linear regression line

After performing a regression in a Table shape:

  1. The regression term becomes available in the chart series picker
  2. Add the regression term as a Y-axis series
  3. The fitted curve overlays on the original scatter data
  4. Compare the model prediction with the experimental data visually

Outlier Visualization

Screenshot: Chart with outlier points marked differently from normal data points

The chart automatically detects and marks outlier points when a regression is active:

See Outliers for details on how outlier detection works and how to interpret the results.

Axis Configuration

OptionDescription
X-axis termWhich term provides X values (default: independent variable)
Y-axis termsOne or more terms plotted vertically
Auto rangeAutomatically scale axes to fit all data
Manual rangeSet specific min/max for each axis
Axis labelsCustom labels displayed on each axis

Properties Panel

Screenshot: Chart properties panel
PropertyDescription
Series listAll series currently plotted, with their axis assignments
Grid linesShow/hide background grid
LegendShow/hide the series legend
Point markersShow/hide individual data point markers