Interactive Scatterplot with Marginal Histograms

Uncover data patterns by visualizing scatterplots alongside their marginal distributions. Simply input your X and Y data to get started!

X-axis Data:

Enter numerical data for the horizontal axis.

Y-axis Data:

Enter numerical data for the vertical axis.

Output Message:

Data Visualization

Understanding Scatterplot with Marginal Histograms

A scatterplot is a graph that displays the relationship between two sets of data. Each point on the plot represents a pair of values. Marginal histograms, placed along the axes of the scatterplot, show the distribution of each dataset independently. They help visualize not only the correlation between two variables (scatterplot) but also the individual distribution of each variable. This combination provides a comprehensive view of your data, useful in statistical analysis, identifying trends, and understanding data spread and central tendencies.

Scatterplot: Shows the relationship between two variables.
Marginal Histogram (X-axis): Distribution of the X-axis data.
Marginal Histogram (Y-axis): Distribution of the Y-axis data.
Use Cases: Data analysis, trend identification, distribution understanding.