pic.twitter.com/kPn9MKaqzm— Ilya Kashnitsky (@ikashnitsky) March 31, 2021
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Here's another while I'm avoiding grading pic.twitter.com/4l6Sg4yMc8— Monica Alexander (@monjalexander) April 2, 2021
Here's another while I'm avoiding grading pic.twitter.com/4l6Sg4yMc8
My #dataviz course w/ @MPIDRnews & @IMPRS_PHDS starts today. Excited and slightly nervous to deliver to 180+ participants 🙀The course now has its own account here @DatavizArtSkillAnd a hashtag #datavizartskill pic.twitter.com/uPNiFcdIvC— Ilya Kashnitsky (@ikashnitsky) June 14, 2021
My #dataviz course w/ @MPIDRnews & @IMPRS_PHDS starts today. Excited and slightly nervous to deliver to 180+ participants 🙀The course now has its own account here @DatavizArtSkillAnd a hashtag #datavizartskill pic.twitter.com/uPNiFcdIvC
New #chi2017 paper is up. Don't trust statistics alone, visualize your data!https://t.co/amnbAYvsq1 pic.twitter.com/1s6vkge6dl— Justin Matejka (@JustinMatejka) May 1, 2017
New #chi2017 paper is up. Don't trust statistics alone, visualize your data!https://t.co/amnbAYvsq1 pic.twitter.com/1s6vkge6dl
Visualizing summary statistics in a #boxplot is great. But don't forget to explore the underlying data distribution. Thanks to @JustinMatejka for this great educational dataset.#30DayChartChallenge | #Day27 | #educational #dataviz #Rstats #ggplot2 #statistics #violinplot pic.twitter.com/JfNwMzuash— Mihaela Bozukova (@MBozukova) April 27, 2021
Visualizing summary statistics in a #boxplot is great. But don't forget to explore the underlying data distribution. Thanks to @JustinMatejka for this great educational dataset.#30DayChartChallenge | #Day27 | #educational #dataviz #Rstats #ggplot2 #statistics #violinplot pic.twitter.com/JfNwMzuash
https://t.co/KPqzPh06Iq pic.twitter.com/P1YWTIWooR— Ilya Kashnitsky (@ikashnitsky) May 6, 2020
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After 3 years of neglecting them, I am - finally - taking the time to update viridis(Lite). It will come with 3 new and beautiful color maps, all colorblind-friendly. Here is a preview to wait until they ship to CRAN later this week :-) #rstats #dataviz pic.twitter.com/dogF6pi9r3— Simon Garnier (@sjmgarnier) April 11, 2021
After 3 years of neglecting them, I am - finally - taking the time to update viridis(Lite). It will come with 3 new and beautiful color maps, all colorblind-friendly. Here is a preview to wait until they ship to CRAN later this week :-) #rstats #dataviz pic.twitter.com/dogF6pi9r3
Spent way too long trying to work out what was so special about her knee https://t.co/0epzaJeQKk— Alex Selby-Boothroyd (@AlexSelbyB) June 13, 2021
Spent way too long trying to work out what was so special about her knee https://t.co/0epzaJeQKk
Climate change is happening now & is happening everywhere. Our lives are already being affected by the warming of the planet.Human activities are causing these fundamental changes to the climate. Burning fossil fuels & deforestation are the primary reasons.Our choices matter. pic.twitter.com/SPnkVYq10u— Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) April 9, 2021
Climate change is happening now & is happening everywhere. Our lives are already being affected by the warming of the planet.Human activities are causing these fundamental changes to the climate. Burning fossil fuels & deforestation are the primary reasons.Our choices matter. pic.twitter.com/SPnkVYq10u
Austria vs Germany ⚽️ The First 111 Years #AUTGER international #football results since 1907: 🇦🇹 10 wins🇩🇪 25 wins✖️ 6 draws#dataviz by @tinafrank & @metropop_eu pic.twitter.com/iRjXmpNsOe— ramon bauer (@metropop_eu) June 3, 2018
Austria vs Germany ⚽️ The First 111 Years #AUTGER international #football results since 1907: 🇦🇹 10 wins🇩🇪 25 wins✖️ 6 draws#dataviz by @tinafrank & @metropop_eu pic.twitter.com/iRjXmpNsOe
Remade the @WSJ measles vaccination visualization using ggplot2 and the animation package #rstats pic.twitter.com/cnIScD9ymI— Michael Lee 🚴📊🇷 (@mikeleeco) June 19, 2017
Remade the @WSJ measles vaccination visualization using ggplot2 and the animation package #rstats pic.twitter.com/cnIScD9ymI
Challenge accepted! Here is a transition between surface area of US counties and their associated population. This arguably provides a much more accurate reading of the situation. @observablehq notebook: https://t.co/wdfMeV5hO4 #HowChartsLie #DataViz #d3js https://t.co/lStHeeuMUw pic.twitter.com/MpYiXtsHmu— Karim Douïeb (@karim_douieb) October 8, 2019
Challenge accepted! Here is a transition between surface area of US counties and their associated population. This arguably provides a much more accurate reading of the situation. @observablehq notebook: https://t.co/wdfMeV5hO4 #HowChartsLie #DataViz #d3js https://t.co/lStHeeuMUw pic.twitter.com/MpYiXtsHmu
if I had just one shot to share an important idea💡here it is. No joke. Look 👀RATIOS DEMAND LOG SCALE👇 the coolest non-trivial example when a log Y-axis is required to represent ratiosgoing from 50 in ~1988 to 25 in ~2001 is as bad as going from 100 in 1970 to 50 in ~1988 pic.twitter.com/yp7HEnWZY6— Ilya Kashnitsky (@ikashnitsky) April 8, 2021
if I had just one shot to share an important idea💡here it is. No joke. Look 👀RATIOS DEMAND LOG SCALE👇 the coolest non-trivial example when a log Y-axis is required to represent ratiosgoing from 50 in ~1988 to 25 in ~2001 is as bad as going from 100 in 1970 to 50 in ~1988 pic.twitter.com/yp7HEnWZY6
When #dataviz design choice is not just about aestheticsHere is my strong opinion on a common issue with excess death plots that I keep noticing and thinking about – Y-axis should necessarily start at 0Below goes my straightforward reasoning1/thread pic.twitter.com/2HGY0BXMrf— Ilya Kashnitsky (@ikashnitsky) June 28, 2021
When #dataviz design choice is not just about aestheticsHere is my strong opinion on a common issue with excess death plots that I keep noticing and thinking about – Y-axis should necessarily start at 0Below goes my straightforward reasoning1/thread pic.twitter.com/2HGY0BXMrf
I’d argue that by rotating the axis we change the story. If the axes were squared we’d just say Lewendowski is taking less shots but of a higher quality than Mbappé, but rotating may show Mbappé is less risk averse and it’s paying off https://t.co/FudNJC43P3— Peter McKeever (@petermckeever) October 8, 2019
I’d argue that by rotating the axis we change the story. If the axes were squared we’d just say Lewendowski is taking less shots but of a higher quality than Mbappé, but rotating may show Mbappé is less risk averse and it’s paying off https://t.co/FudNJC43P3