Data Visualization Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

is the presentation of data sets through the use of tables graphs or charts.

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Data visualization

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2
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It aims to show how data is part of a whole.

  • Pie or Donut Chart
  • Stacked Column Chart at 100%
  • Stacked area chart at 100%
  • Waterfall chart
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Composition

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3
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To show the dependence between two or more data sets.
* Line Chart
* Column Chart
* Bar Chart
* Two-Axis Chart

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Comparison

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4
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To show common items subdivided across several categories or features.
* Line Chart
* Column Chart
* Scatter Plot
* Two-Axis Chart

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Distribution

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5
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To show implicit relationship between data or variables.
* Scatter Plot
* Bubble Chart
* Two-Axis Chart

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Relationship

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6
Q

Four main members of your audience

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Doers
Suppliers
Influencers
Innovators

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7
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Be Concise

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  • Declutter your charts
  • Simplicity is a key
  • Maximize chart titles
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8
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Prepare the Content

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  • Format numbers
  • Data tables
  • Sort data
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9
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Establish Context

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  • Use the proper type of chart
  • Use a reasonable aspect ratio
  • You can use more than one chart
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10
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Who you are in the presentation?

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○ The credible and trustworthy source of information

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11
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Who they are?

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Who they are:
○ The suppliers, doers, innovators, and influencers

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12
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is what you do to understand the data and figure out what might be noteworthy or interesting to highlight
to others.

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Exploratory analysis

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13
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When we’re at the point of communicating our analysis to our
audience,
- meaning you have a specific thing you want to explain, a specific story you want to tell.

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Explanatory Analysis

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14
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○ refers to the proportional relationship between the width and height of a
visualization.

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★ Aspect Ratio

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15
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○ Ethical data visualization ensures that the visual elements do not exaggerate or downplay the data’s significance.

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★ To inform, not mislead

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16
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○ Data visualizations can imply trends or relationships that may not exist if not
presented carefully.

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★ Trends and Assumptions

17
Q

○ It acknowledges that data might not tell the whole story and encourages the
audience to seek the broader context when making conclusions.

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★ Context and the bigger picture

18
Q
  • Audience should learn something from you
  • Provide the information to make that decision
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Urge Them to Decide