This blog post is one of a series highlighting specific images from my book Data Visualization: charts, maps and interactive … More
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Data visualization with statistical reasoning: seeing uncertainty with the bootstrap
This blog post is one of a series highlighting specific images from my book Data Visualization: charts, maps and interactive … More
Data visualization with statistical reasoning: many variables
This post is in a series that take one image from my book Data Visualization: charts, maps and interactive graphics, … More
Unpublished work: visualising and communicating uncertainty in composite performance indicators
This is (perhaps the last) in my short series of academic endeavours that never got finished and published This developed … More
Dataviz and methodviz of the year, 2017
My dataviz of the year is Biolojical’s pictograms using emojis. Here’s an example: About how many babies at a time?1š¤°š¦šµš¦š“š¦šŖš«šš®š³š¬š¼ššØš§2š¦šššÆš¦š»š¦ šļø3-10ššæļøš°šš¶š¦š±š¦š¦š¦10-100š¦š¢šššš¦š¦šš“š¹š·š„100-1000šøš¦š·ļøšš„š»~1Kšš šš½~10Kšš>100Kšš¦š¦š„ššµš² … More
Dataviz of the week: taxis vs hire bikes
“When Are Citi Bikes Faster Than Taxis in New York City?” is a wonderful showcase piece by Todd Schneider. It … More
Dataviz of the week: gene map (introducing PCA & Procrustes)
“Genes mirror geography within Europe” is a recent paper looking at genetic data on 300 people from across Europe, with … More
Dataviz of the week: England Fried Chicken
Gwilym Lockwood, aka Vizzee Rascal, probably the single greatest expert on fried chicken shop nomenclature in the British Isles, made … More
Dataviz of the week 17/11/17
This week, dataviz meets Bayes. Jonah Gabry, Daniel Simpson and some other Bayes badasses have ythis paper on ArXiv: Visualization … More
Interactivity gets easier all the time
My wife showed me the interactive map and linked chart in this BBC page. I’ve linked to the chart itself … More
