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help for circscatter
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Scatter plot for circular data with wrapping round of data 

        circscatter varlist [weight] [if exp] [in range] [ , xcirc ycirc
                 pad(#) scatter_options ]

    aweights, fweights and iweights are allowed; see help on weights.

    The abbreviation circsc (only) is allowed.


Description

    circscatter produces a scatter plot for varlist with some wrapping round
    of data. It is applicable when at least one of the variables in varlist
    is a circular variable taking on values between 0 and 360 degrees.


Options 

    xcirc means that the last variable named in varlist specifies a circular
        variable.

    ycirc means that the first variable named in varlist specifies a circular
        variable.

    xcirc and ycirc may be specified together.

    pad() places a pad of # degrees at each axis end. Data less than or equal
        to # degrees are copied at the right or top end of the axis for an
        interval of 360 to 360 + # degrees. Data more than 360 - # degrees
        are copied at the left or bottom end of the axis for an interval of
        -# to 0 degrees. The default is 180, so that a full two cycles are
        shown.

    scatter_options are any of the options allowed with scatter.


Examples 

    . circscatter wallpdf deg, xcirc

    . circscatter wallasp axisasp, xcirc ycirc


Author 

    Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, U.K.
    n.j.cox@durham.ac.uk


Also see 

    On-line: help for scatter