@Kitonum

 

Here it is. The zooming problem is somewhere in the middle. My purpose is to demonstrate the calculation of a correlation by first calculating deviation scores, then rescale to z-scores, zoom in the graph to demonstrate the rescaling of the variables. Finally, to show the calculation of cross-products, preferably in an animated sequences to prevent overlapping areas.

 so_far_so_good.mw

Yes I was aware of this post and I tried to include points in their solutions, but I did not succeed.

Thanks anyway,

Harry Garst

One way to explain it is that I do  not want to take a random sample from the MVN distribution, but I want to choose values from the MVN in such a way that the scores are as close as possible to the MVN distribution.

Thanks Axel, I did not tried it yet, but it looks good. Harry

Thanks Axel, I did not tried it yet, but it looks good. Harry

okay, I finally found the bookmark http://personal.kenyon.edu/hartlaub/MellonProject/mellon.html You can download the library: http://personal.denison.edu/~karian/maple_supplement.html Does anybody know how to use this library in Maple 10 or 11? Maybe it only works in previous versions of Maple. Harry Garst

okay, I finally found the bookmark http://personal.kenyon.edu/hartlaub/MellonProject/mellon.html You can download the library: http://personal.denison.edu/~karian/maple_supplement.html Does anybody know how to use this library in Maple 10 or 11? Maybe it only works in previous versions of Maple. Harry Garst