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Scatter Plot Maker — XY Correlation & OLS Linear Regression Graph

A scatter plot maps paired numerical variables $(x_i, y_i)$ onto a two-dimensional Cartesian plane to reveal linear or nonlinear correlation, clusters, outliers, and least-squares regression trends ($\hat{y} = mx + b$).

SUM / TOTAL280
MEAN (AVG)35
MEDIAN (P50)34.5
MIN12
MAX60
STD DEV (s)16.81
CHANGE % / CAGR+400.0% (+25.8%)
Scatter Plot MakerDependent Variable Y (Output) · Independent Variable X (Input) · n = 8X VariableY Variable010.831.924.363.837.895.851.3127.764.8OLS: y = 1.77x + 6.1 · R² = 0.996(12, 28)(18, 39)(24, 47)(31, 62)(38, 71)(45, 88)(52, 96)(60, 114)INDEPENDENT VARIABLE X (INPUT)DEPENDENT VARIABLE Y (OUTPUT)
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How Values Are Scaled

OLS Slope: m = sum((x_i - mean_x)*(y_i - mean_y)) / sum((x_i - mean_x)^2). Intercept: b = mean_y - m * mean_x. Coefficient of determination: R^2 = 1 - (SS_res / SS_tot).

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Chart Design & Use-Case Tips

  • 01OLS Slope: m = sum((x_i - mean_x)*(y_i - mean_y)) / sum((x_i - mean_x)^2). Intercept: b = mean_y - m * mean_x. Coefficient of determination: R^2 = 1 - (SS_res / SS_tot).
  • 02Place the explanatory or controlled input variable in Series A (X-axis) and the measured response variable in Series B (Y-axis).
  • 03Inspect the dashed OLS regression line and R² coefficient rendered automatically on the canvas to quantify linear correlation strength.
  • 04Look for points far removed from the regression line to identify high-leverage outliers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I enter X and Y coordinates in the table?+

Enter the X-coordinate in the first numeric column (Series A) and the corresponding Y-coordinate in the second numeric column (Series B) for each observation row.

What does the R² value on the scatter plot mean?+

R² (coefficient of determination) ranges from 0 to 1 and measures the proportion of variance in Y explained by a linear relationship with X. An R² above 0.80 indicates a strong linear fit.

Does correlation on a scatter plot prove causation?+

No. A high R² confirms mathematical covariation between X and Y, but establishing causation requires controlled experimentation or domain verification.