Which Segments to choose
Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 3:51 pmHi Stan,
I wonder if you might consider this as a visual aid to assist one when choosing segments. I refer to the WNH Segment Panel under Statistics where if one sorts the the min diff column and one could then mark or colour the top 5 (or whatever number) of segment cells as shown in pic1. And then if a re-sort was then done on the max diff column what has happened to those initially marked cells ie as in pic2. And then if one did another sort on occurrences what has happened to those marked cells ie as in pic3. Thus some of the cells seem to remain near the top and thus one might consider these segments for use in further filtering.
thanks
falcon
See subsequent posts for pic 2 and pic 3
I wonder if you might consider this as a visual aid to assist one when choosing segments. I refer to the WNH Segment Panel under Statistics where if one sorts the the min diff column and one could then mark or colour the top 5 (or whatever number) of segment cells as shown in pic1. And then if a re-sort was then done on the max diff column what has happened to those initially marked cells ie as in pic2. And then if one did another sort on occurrences what has happened to those marked cells ie as in pic3. Thus some of the cells seem to remain near the top and thus one might consider these segments for use in further filtering.
thanks
falcon
See subsequent posts for pic 2 and pic 3