I doubt this is possible. You can perhaps first do the pairwise comparison (th-cam.com/video/VKOjO5kfcYU/w-d-xo.html or th-cam.com/video/K-n2AG4jKPU/w-d-xo.html) and then use textboxes manually to add to which ones they are significantly different. It will be tricky though to clearly indicates which one(s) are sig. different from other one(s).
Thanks for the video, it is possible to make the box-and-whisker plot with only minimum and maximum values, for example: FOREST (0.25982645-min)//0.3559550 (max) and so I have three more variables???
Thank you sir for your effort, please can you help me on how to displaying for example the precipitation data for July 2019 and July 2020 on one (1) box plot and whisker(not side by side)?
the easiest method is probably to use the chart builder as shown around 2:09 and then click on the 1-D box plot icon (the third option) and move your single scale variable to the x-axis. Hope this helps. Happy 2021
sorry, I can't seem to reproduce your problem, so difficult to tell why the instructions from the video do not work for you. Could you perhaps clarify where things start to look different for you?
Indeed my videos are mostly about 'how to get X with program Y', and not much on if you should use X or how to interpret the result. The videos would then also become a lot longer. On my website I do explain a bit more on interpreting the results, but not (yet) for a box-plot. I am working on additional videos where I (try to) explain the result. Haven't gotten around to get to the box-plot yet, and am quite busy at the moment with work. :-(
If you use the chart builder, you can set the order of the X-axis. At about 2:20 in the video you can see the 'Sort by' option of the X-axis. If you set it to 'value' it will sort them alphabetical. You could also first automatic recode the category variable (Index1) using Transform - Automatic recode from the menu bar, then use this new recoded variable. This will make it possible to sort the X-axis in any order you want. Hope this helps.
@@stikpet don't worry it's just the professor being an as..ol , he knows it doesn't exist and told us to not send him the work if we didn't find the way lmao or we will get minus some points I looked for it for hours with no results, I will ask him to do it before us to see.
you could add simply some textboxes in the Chart Editor and write the values manually :-) There is an option to show data label points, but that is for individual points (like outliers), not the quartiles themselves. You could perhaps create an extra variable that has the quartiles only, plot those besides the original and show those data labels or something. It won't look nice though.
you can double click on a chart, which opens the Chart Editor. You can then add a title, text and other changes using the menubar Options. Hope this is what you were looking for.
@@stikpet Thank you so much for your reply!! I have a gene expression as a continues values (50,28,49...) and a parameter as a nominal (0-1). When I try to do one-way anova and post-hoc in SPSS. It says Warnings Post hoc tests are not performed for Hao1_Median because there are fewer than three groups. Any idea about this? :(
strange, I thought I replied already. Anyway, simplified the one-way ANOVA determines if any of the means in the different categories could be different from each other. If at least one differs from another one a post-hoc analysis could determine which ones are different. Now if the one-way ANOVA is not significant, there is no point to perform a post-hoc analysis, there is also no point if there are only two groups (since if there are differences it can only be between those two). It seems you have only two categories (0 or 1), so no need for a post-hoc analysis. Actually the one-way ANOVA is then the same as an independent samples t-test. See for more info on this: peterstatistics.com/CrashCourse/3-TwoVarUnpair/BinScale/BinScale-T-test(independent%20samples).html
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Thanks.How to add the p-value or * to compare between two groups on the plot?
I doubt this is possible. You can perhaps first do the pairwise comparison (th-cam.com/video/VKOjO5kfcYU/w-d-xo.html or th-cam.com/video/K-n2AG4jKPU/w-d-xo.html) and then use textboxes manually to add to which ones they are significantly different. It will be tricky though to clearly indicates which one(s) are sig. different from other one(s).
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Thanks for the video, it is possible to make the box-and-whisker plot with only minimum and maximum values, for example: FOREST (0.25982645-min)//0.3559550 (max) and so I have three more variables???
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Thank you sir for your effort, please can you help me on how to displaying for example the precipitation data for July 2019 and July 2020 on one (1) box plot and whisker(not side by side)?
the easiest method is probably to use the chart builder as shown around 2:09 and then click on the 1-D box plot icon (the third option) and move your single scale variable to the x-axis. Hope this helps. Happy 2021
hello how do you copy all variables in order to rename it as score? when i try making the box plot it on shows one variable as the score and not all 4
sorry, I can't seem to reproduce your problem, so difficult to tell why the instructions from the video do not work for you. Could you perhaps clarify where things start to look different for you?
Is it necessary to restructure data. When plotting my box plots it won't allow me to plot a number of different variables on one graph
to my knowledge you indeed have to restructure the data otherwise it won't work.
I missed some samples of interpreting a boxplot graph. Could vou do so? Thanx!
Indeed my videos are mostly about 'how to get X with program Y', and not much on if you should use X or how to interpret the result. The videos would then also become a lot longer. On my website I do explain a bit more on interpreting the results, but not (yet) for a box-plot. I am working on additional videos where I (try to) explain the result. Haven't gotten around to get to the box-plot yet, and am quite busy at the moment with work. :-(
how do you make it not in alphabetical order on the boxplot
If you use the chart builder, you can set the order of the X-axis. At about 2:20 in the video you can see the 'Sort by' option of the X-axis. If you set it to 'value' it will sort them alphabetical.
You could also first automatic recode the category variable (Index1) using Transform - Automatic recode from the menu bar, then use this new recoded variable. This will make it possible to sort the X-axis in any order you want.
Hope this helps.
Oh hi I have a problem drag the variables into the Y-axis when creating the box plot
Difficult to tell what the problem is, if I cannot replicate it. Perhaps the measurement level is not set properly?
Is there any way to add significance bars between groups?
sorry, don't know if that is possible. 🙁
is there a way for quartiles values to be shown inside the box plot
not to my knowledge. A quick google search on box plot images from SPSS also don't show any that have this.
@@stikpet don't worry it's just the professor being an as..ol , he knows it doesn't exist and told us to not send him the work if we didn't find the way lmao or we will get minus some points I looked for it for hours with no results, I will ask him to do it before us to see.
you could add simply some textboxes in the Chart Editor and write the values manually :-)
There is an option to show data label points, but that is for individual points (like outliers), not the quartiles themselves.
You could perhaps create an extra variable that has the quartiles only, plot those besides the original and show those data labels or something. It won't look nice though.
For the first plot, if i wanted to include a caption how can i do it
you can double click on a chart, which opens the Chart Editor. You can then add a title, text and other changes using the menubar Options.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
How can i find the p values between the groups here?
first a one-way ANOVA then a post-hoc test. See peterstatistics.com/CrashCourse/3-TwoVarUnpair/NomScale/NomScale3a.html
Hope this helps.
@@stikpet Thank you so much for your reply!! I have a gene expression as a continues values (50,28,49...) and a parameter as a nominal (0-1). When I try to do one-way anova and post-hoc in SPSS. It says Warnings
Post hoc tests are not performed for Hao1_Median because there are fewer than three groups. Any idea about this? :(
strange, I thought I replied already. Anyway, simplified the one-way ANOVA determines if any of the means in the different categories could be different from each other. If at least one differs from another one a post-hoc analysis could determine which ones are different. Now if the one-way ANOVA is not significant, there is no point to perform a post-hoc analysis, there is also no point if there are only two groups (since if there are differences it can only be between those two).
It seems you have only two categories (0 or 1), so no need for a post-hoc analysis. Actually the one-way ANOVA is then the same as an independent samples t-test. See for more info on this: peterstatistics.com/CrashCourse/3-TwoVarUnpair/BinScale/BinScale-T-test(independent%20samples).html