Epidemiologists use scatterplots to visually represent the relationship between two variables. By plotting data points on a graph where each point represents the values of both variables for an individual or group, epidemiologists can identify patterns or trends in the data. Scatterplots can help epidemiologists determine if there is a correlation or association between the variables, as well as identify any outliers or clusters within the data. This allows epidemiologists to make informed decisions about potential risk factors or relationships between variables in a study.
