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Prism's linear regresson analysis cannot handle differential weighting. However, Prism's nonlinear regression analysis can do weighted regression.

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1. Create the data table · 2. Inspect the data table · 3. View the graph · 4. Choose nonlinear regression · 5. Choose a model · 6. Choose to detect "Ambiguous" ...

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Prism provides a great tool to solve this problem: the Wand (Wizard to ANalyze Data). Use it to analyze (and graph) the new table just like you already analyzed ...

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One reason for asymmetrical error bars is because they actually are asymmetrical. If you enter separate up and down error values, they may not be the same.

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The ClearTable command erases all data to the left and below of the designated cell (including the cell itself) but maintains links to analyses and graphs. © ...

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Multiple linear regression, multiple logistic regression and Poisson regression are all related modeling techniques.

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Multiple variables data tables are different from other data tables that Prism creates in a number of important ways.

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Use this guide to learn more about Prism's features and how to most effectively use them! Browse the topics on the left to learn more about each!

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Use this dialog to change the look of all the points in a data set. If you want to change the look of a single data point, use the right-click menu.

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Prism lets you enter four different widths of hyphens or dashes when adding text to a graph or layout. The ordinary, short, hyphen or minus sign.

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