Interactive Jittered Scatterplot Generator
Visualize your data distribution with an interactive jittered scatterplot. Input your X and Y values to generate a clear and insightful chart.
Enter comma-separated numbers for the X-axis.
Enter comma-separated numbers for the Y-axis.
About Jittered Scatterplots
A jittered scatterplot is a type of scatterplot used to visualize the distribution of data points when there is significant overlap. In a regular scatterplot, overlapping points can obscure the density of data in certain areas. Jittering adds a small random displacement to each point, spreading them out slightly so that overlapping points become distinguishable. This technique is particularly useful when dealing with discrete or rounded data, or when visualizing large datasets where overplotting is a problem. By applying jitter, we can get a clearer picture of the data's distribution and density, making it easier to identify patterns and clusters that might be hidden in a standard scatterplot.