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Here's another nitpick for you, Figure 1 is showing the independent variable (elevation) on the y-axis instead of the x-axis. And I don't know why they used a l
by itronitron 3y ago
Here's another nitpick for you, Figure 1 is showing the independent variable (elevation) on the y-axis instead of the x-axis. And I don't know why they used a line plot instead of a proper histogram.
- victor106 3y agoWhy is elevation the independent variable?
- selectodude 3y agoBecause they’re trying to see if the suicide rate depends on the altitude.