Radar Chart

Create a radar chart

Confirm the data layout first, then choose the object labels and metric columns.

Step 1

Use the current selection or the full table, then create a new figure or add to an existing one.

Step 2

For a common wide table, choose Objects in Rows: each row is a method, sample, or group, and each numeric metric becomes a radar axis.

Step 3

The object column is usually a text column such as Method, Sample, or Group. It names each radar line and legend item.

Step 4

Select at least 3 numeric metric columns, such as Accuracy, F1, or Recall. After creation, refine the grid, lines, fills, and labels.

Click Create Figure when everything is ready.

Full table: 6 rows, 6 columns

New figure

Add to existing figure

Radar charts compare objects across multiple metrics. Choose the data layout first to avoid swapping objects and metrics.

Objects in RowsObjects in ColumnsLong Table

Common: each row is a method/sample; Accuracy, F1, etc. are radar axes.

Object Column

Method · Label Column⌄

Axis Metric Columns

Macro precision (%) · Y1, Macro recall (%) · Y2...⌄

Select at least 3 value columns.

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Mapped Columns6

These are the common settings for this plot type. For detailed line, marker, axis, legend, and font styling, see Styling.