Categorical
What's new in the DataSpace - May 2016
When plotting assay data over time (e.g. by study days, weeks, or months), you have the option of plotting time as a continuous or categorical variable. Plotting time as a continuous variable shows a simple, clean distribution of data over time, whereas, plotting time as a categorical variable results in individual boxplots for each visit in Plot, which can make it easier to compare responses between visits. Now you'll see the study timeline (the icons showing the timing… Read more
What's new in the DataSpace - April 2016
Need to know what assays were run in a study? Want to find data on subjects who received a protein-based vaccine? Or just want to take a quick look at responses at a given time point? The quick links will take you where you need to go. And don't forget the Getting Started video. It's a great place to begin your first session. You'll learn about the key features of DataSpace, hear about common use cases, and get inspired! When you plot assay results against time (e.g. study day) on the… Read more