We work on automobiles data. Analysts check manufacturers and models data, and update everything in our in-house tool. We receive information about 100 jobs from different manufacturers, and they send in their updates regarding car models, bikes, lights, heavies, etc….
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Hi, I have been trying to get a good visualization of the cumulative causes of changes to a pension fund’s unfunded liability by cause: -I have tried a waterfall graph – but it is very difficult to “read”. -I tried…
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Hi, Is there a better of representing the attached data? Thanks.
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I found this graph from EuroStat a few days ago and started playing around with it. You can find the original data and reports here. I put a remake on Twitter and folks were chiming in left and right, so…
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I tried remaking this pie chart triplet from @USDA as a parallel coordinates plot. I’m usually not a fan of parallel coordinate plots because they’re often too busy and look like spaghetti. I posted my remake on Twitter and it…
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The data I am working with is on clients in an outpatient addiction treatment program. Treatment retention (# days in program) and completion (%) is very important for health outcomes. While there have been many studies/hypotheses why folks drop out, no…
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Hello everyone, I am trying to show change in a pre-post data set. My visualization is two side-by-side scatter plots with hexagonal binning, one for the pre values and one for the post values. I would like to show change…
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The new Republican health care program proposal–the American Health Care Act–was released yesterday (March 6) and with it came the expected comparisons with the effects under The Affordable Care Act. At the Kaiser Family Foundation, Cynthia Cox estimated the changes of…
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Hi, I would just like to trigger an exchange of views/ideas/suggestions on the plotting of time-series data (data are here). I believe the displayed charts are self-explanatory. I don’t ask for a “business” solution here, rather than personal views on…
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Last year, I wrote a blog post about how U.S. presidents have limited influence over the economy. As part of that post, I showed the relationship between the unemployment rate and participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP; formerly…
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