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There are tiny changes in certain story arcs as well as an addition of filler episodes that usually take place after a canon story arc. or sometimes within a story arc. Occasionally some of the manga material that is removed is due to the material being inappropriate for the anime. However the plot and flow of the anime remains true to the original manga's plot and story.There are rare moments when a plot element in the anime contradicts the material in the manga but that is usually before the manga chapter to where that plot element becomes known is officially released, so there is no way for the show's production crew to know of this. This consisted of Zoro's ability to cut steel prior to the release of the Alabasta Arc chapters and the limit to Chopper's Rumble Ball consumption prior to the manga chapters of the CP9 saga.
Invalid dimension is displayed if the two columns have unequal length (number of elements).
Try plotting the scatter plot first, then worry with the Zoom.
The simplest way would be to create a table where each x-value has a y-value that is the residual at the corresponding x. With a 2-list data set you can plot you residual plot.
Use the STAT utility to enter your data in a list. (STAT>EDIT. If you have repeated elements you can use L2 as a frequency list. Once you finish entering the data press [2nd][QUIT] In the main calculator screen, press [2nd][Y=¨to enter the STAT PLOTS. Press 4:PlotsOff to decativate all plots, then activate say Plot1.
1. Press 1:Plot1. Use arrow to highlight ON and press ENTER. 2. Use the DownArrow to move cursor to the line Type: 3. Select the plot type. (On this line only the right or left arrows will allow you to select a type.) Select the type and press ENTER. 4. Use DownArrow to move cursor to the XList line. 5. If the default (L1) suits your needs, press ENTER. If not chage the list label to the correct one. 6. Do the same with the YList label. 7. Selectr the MARK style and press ENTER 6. Press GRAPH to have your plot
You are trying to perform an operation that references one or more lists or matrices whose dimensions do not match. For example, trying to multiply a five-element list by a two-element list will produce this error because the number of elements in the lists do not match.
If you're getting this while trying to graph a function, it's probably because the calculator is expecting stat plot features. You can correct this by turning off the stat plot features. Press "2ND" "STAT PLOT" and then select 4:PlotsOff.
You're probably trying to graph a function that does not involve stat plot features. You can correct this by turning off the stat plot features. Press "2ND" "STAT PLOT" and then select 4:PlotsOff.
The
ERR:INVALID DIM error message may occur if you are trying to graph a
function that does not involve the stat plot features. The error can be
corrected by turning off the stat plots. To turn the stat plots off, press {2nd}[stat plot], and then select 4:Plots Off.
If you have a frequency list it must be entered in a statistical list, L2, L3, ...or L6. If the frequency of all elements is 1 you do not need to enter the frequency in a list. When you go to draw the box plot, the frequency will be set to 1.
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