GGOBI(1) General Commands Manual GGOBI(1)NAME
ggobi - Visualization system for high-dimensional data
SYNOPSIS
ggobi [options]
DESCRIPTION
ggobi is a data visualization system for viewing high-dimensional data and is the next edition of xgobi(1).
OPTIONS
ggobi accepts the following options:
--activeColorScheme|-activeColorScheme
name of the default color scheme to use
-ascii use the xgobi-style ASCII data mode
---colorSchemes|-colorSchemes
name of XML file containing color scheme descriptions
--datamode|-datamode
specify datamode for plugins
--help display help on the console
---init name of initialization file
-keepalive
do not terminate if no GGobi windows are open
-mysql ignored, see the --datamode option
-noinit do not read any initialization files
--plugin
name of XML file for single plugin
--restore|-restore
restore a previously saved GGobi session
-s use S (i.e. either GNU R, or S-Plus) as the data mode
--silent|-silent
display little or no diagnostic output
-validate
validate XML datasets during input
-v|-V|--verbose|-verbose
display verbose diagnostic output on console
--version|-version
display version information
-xml use XML data format
SEE ALSO
http://www.ggobi.org
AUTHORS
Deborah F. Swayne <dfs@research.att.com>, Dianne Cook <dicook@iastate.edu>, Andreas Buja <andreas@research.att.com> and Duncan Temple Lang
<duncan@research.bell-labs.com>
This manual page was contributed by Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution but may be used by others.
Omegahat 12 April 2003 GGOBI(1)
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