=Rave Help: Table of Contents= *[[Will my data and functions work with Rave?]]

...ns of variables that appear in [[data sets]]. For example, if you load a [[data set]] that contains a variable called "Weight (lbs)", you can easily create ...to be represented as a function of only [[independent variables]] in the [[data set]] (although as described above, your actual implementation may involve

...to generate new data. (They might, for example, select some rows in the [[data set]] based on some definition of optimality.) ...low one objective to be selected from the Objective list on the [[Optimize tab]]. If you place it in the multi or ranking directories, the user may be all

...ifying words that appear in the file names below (e.g. create, initialize, tab, etc...) for the files described below. To avoid confusion, other files you *discrete - graphics whose primary purpose is to show data from a data set on coordinate axes

...n [[the workspace]] by clicking the "Create New..." button on the [[Manage tab]]. ...you'll get the hang of it quickly. In general, clicking within a graph or table causes some action other than selecting [[the workspace]] object, which is

...rkspace objects. The other two are the [[Format Tab]] and the [[Specialize Tab]]. ...e visual elements are formatted (colors, sizes, etc.) and the [[Specialize Tab]] contains advanced controls to create more complicated graphics.

...workspace objects. The other two are the [[View Tab]] and the [[Specialize Tab]]. ...e which variables are displayed by a workspace object and the [[Specialize Tab]] contains advanced controls to create more complicated graphics.

=Data Set File Formats= ...contains a set of observations of each variable (i.e. a "data point"). The data may be numerical, text, or a mix of both (although all entries within a col

...sion has a single analysis, i.e. one set of related information for each [[data set]]. You can create additional analyses in order to manage multiple sets ...same Analysis will effectively be linked so that, for example, [[selecting data]] in one visualization causes all linked visualizations to update to show t