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The System Bubble Plot allows you to specify three result types to be plotted against each other for each system. Select one result type for the x-axis and one result type for the y-axis. Select a third result type that will dictate the size of the scatter point for each system; the radius of the point will be proportional to the size of the result value. You can use the slider bar at the bottom of the Available Results area on the control panel to set the maximum point size. Point to a data point to view the three selected metrics for the | The System Bubble Plot allows you to specify three result types to be plotted against each other for each system. Select one result type for the x-axis and one result type for the y-axis. Select a third result type that will dictate the size of the scatter point for each system; the radius of the point will be proportional to the size of the result value. You can use the slider bar at the bottom of the Available Results area on the control panel to set the maximum point size. Point to a data point to view the three selected metrics for the system. | ||
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The System Bubble Plot allows you to specify three result types to be plotted against each other for each system. Select one result type for the x-axis and one result type for the y-axis. Select a third result type that will dictate the size of the scatter point for each system; the radius of the point will be proportional to the size of the result value. You can use the slider bar at the bottom of the Available Results area on the control panel to set the maximum point size. Point to a data point to view the three selected metrics for the system. |
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