Bubble plots show the relative magnitude of one variable in relation to two other variables. The values of two variables determine the position of the bubble on the plot, and the value of a third variable determines the size of the bubbles. Specify font characteristics for the labels when they are displayed For line and scatter plots, connect plot points with an interpolation line, and specify the type of interpolation. They use contour lines or patterns to represent levels of magnitude for a contour variable that is plotted on the horizontal and vertical axes. Surface plots are three-dimensional plots that display the relationship of three variables as a continuous surface.
Surface plots examine the three-dimensional shape of data.
Change the use of color in the plot or in its axes, legend, or background. Select a style for the plot, choosing between area, block, line, and surface styles. Modify the lighting, image quality, and other visual effects in the plot. Select a viewing perspective for the plot, choosing between a view that makes comparisons easy and a view that enhances the three-dimensional appearance. Determine whether missing values are used in the plot display.