Graphs provide a visual representation of your approximation. They are
displayed on the right side of the Approximation Viewer
or the Visualization subtab in a small, thumbnail
view.
They can be viewed in a number of ways, altered by changing input
values, and changed by selecting different parameter combinations to
display and modify various graph options.
You can observe the relative effects of the inputs on the outputs using
the graphs.
Note:
The graphs are created using values from
the approximation, not from actual values from executing the component.
The actual behavior of the output parameters of the component will be
different to some degree, depending on the errors of the approximation.
To assess this difference, see Adjusting Input and Output Values.
You can work with two-dimensional graphs, three-dimensional graphs,
contour graphs, local effects graphs, and global effects graphs.