Scatter Chart

Type

transform

Class

fire.nodes.graph.NodeScatterChart

Fields

Name	Title	Description
title	Title
titleColor	Title Color
description	Description
descriptionColor	Description Color
xlabel	X Label
ylabel	Y Label
maxValuesToDisplay	Max Values To Display	Maximum number of values to display in result.
chartColors	Chart Colors
material	Material Chart	Select true will use material design
dualAxis	Dual axis	Display axis on both side
xCol	X Column
yCols	Y Columns
ySortCol	Y Sort Column
reNameYColumns	Rename Y Columns

Details

This node creates a scatter plot to visualize the relationship between two numerical variables. Each data point is represented by a dot on the chart.

Configuration:

Max Values to Display: Limits the number of data points displayed on the chart.

Chart Colors: Customizes the color palette for the scatter plot.

Material Chart: Enables or disables Material Design for the chart.

Dual Axis: Allows for multiple Y-axes.

X Column: Selects the column to be used as the X-axis.

Y Columns: Selects the columns to be used as the Y-axis.

Output:

The node generates a scatter plot visualizing the relationship between the selected X and Y variables. The size and color of the markers can be used to represent additional information.

Use Cases:

Correlation Analysis: Identify relationships between variables.

Outlier Detection: Find data points that deviate significantly from the trend.

Clustering: Group similar data points together.

Examples

Example:

Let’s say you have a dataset with information about houses, including their size (in square feet) and price. You can use the Scatter Chart node to visualize the relationship between these two variables.

Configuration:

X Column: Size

Y Column: Price

Output:

The scatter plot will show the relationship between the size of a house and its price. If there’s a positive correlation, larger houses will generally have higher prices.