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Examples of TSP Graphics

All graphs here are based on TSP commands like: 

SMPL 1,100;
RANDOM(SEEDIN=12345) X E; 
Y = 1 = X + E;
OLSQ Y C X;
GRAPH(PREVIEW) X Y @FIT;

This is an example of a TSP-generated graph from the PowerMac version of TSP.

Here is a similar graph in TSP/GiveWin (full size this time).

And this is what the graphics look like in the DOS/Windows version of TSP.

Most unix versions of TSP have gnuplot graphics.

unix gnuplot graphic

Here is an example of panel graphics (implemented 3/9/01). It was made with the PLOT command on stacked panel data (the Grunfeld investment data). The lines are broken between each individual, so it is easy to see how some individuals fit better than others, and how the "pooled" and "fixed effects" fits compare.

GiveWin graphic

unix gnuplot graphic

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