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\title{Interactive Scatterplots}
\author{Elizabeth Whalen}
\date{October 7, 2004}

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\section{Overview}\label{Sec:Overview}

In the package \Rpackage{iSPlot}, the goal is to create interactive, linked scatterplots.  The two required packages for \Rpackage{iSPlot} are \Rpackage{RGtk} and \Rpackage{gtkDevice}.  \Rpackage{RGtk} is used to create a graphical user interface, which enables the user to load, view, plot and interact with the data.  \Rpackage{gtkDevice} creates a device of type gtk that looks like a X11 device, but a gtk device can respond to events, such as a button press or a mouse over event.  By generating a function call in response to a mouse or keyboard event, interactive scatterplots can be created. 


\section{Getting Started}\label{Sec:Started}

\begin{Schunk}
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> library(iSPlot)