Dear Paul,
This looks like a version of the question you asked a couple of weeks
ago. As I explained then, I'm pretty sure that you want concentration
(i.e., data) ellipses and not confidence ellipses, which pertain to
parameters (e.g., regression coefficients). Also, the hand-drawn
concentration contours in your example graph don't look elliptical, so
I'm not sure that you really want ellipses, but I'll assume that you do.
Since as far as I can see you didn't share your data, here's a similar
example using the scatterplot() function in the car package:
library("car")
scatterplot(prestige ~ income | type, data=Prestige, ellipse=TRUE,
smooth=FALSE, regLine=FALSE)
By default, this draws 50% and 95% concentration ellipses assuming
bivariate normality in each group, but that and other aspects of the
graph can be customized -- see ?scatterplot.
I hope this helps,
John
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McMaster University
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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On 2022-01-24 4:24 p.m., Paul Bernal wrote:> Dear friends,
>
> I will be sharing a dataset which has the following columns:
> 1. Scenario
> 2. Day of Transit date
> 3. Canal Ampliado
> 4. Canal Original
>
> Basically, I need to create a scatter plot diagram, with the Canal Ampliado
> column values in the x-axis, and the Canal Original column values in the
> y-axis, but also, I need to create confidence interval ellipses grouping
> the points on the scatterplot, based on the different scenarios.
>
> So I need to have in one graph, the scatterplot of Canal Ampliado vs Canal
> Original and then, on the same graph, construct the confidence interval
> ellipses.
>
> I will attach an image depicting what I need to accomplish, as well as the
> dataset, for your reference.
>
> Any help and/or guidance will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>
>
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