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Data Visualization Framework
One of the most challenging types of data to convert into a chart or visualization is also one of the most common: Multi-Level or ‘Hierarchical’ data. Perhaps every category of data is composed of sub-categories, or a change in one data point has a major effect on surrounding data, but regardless, the standard library of charts and graphs doesn’t offer much in the way of making hierarchical data clear, so here are a few alternatives: Nested Categories:
Visualization Strategies: Hierarchical Data » Tim Showers - Web
Visualization Strategies: Text & Documents » Tim Showers - W
The purpose can vary from highlighting specific relations to contrasting points or use of language, but all of the following methods focus on distilling a volume of text down to a visualization. Volumetric Comparisons: Whether it’s a campaign speech by a presidential contender, or a 300 page bestselling novel, large bodies of text are among the most requested topics for condensing into an infographic. Tag Clouds & Wordles: A Tag Cloud from Many Eyes
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Let’s take a look at the most interesting modern approaches to data visualization as well as related articles, resources and tools. 1. Mindmaps So what can we expect? Which innovative ideas are already being used?
Data Visualization: Modern Approaches
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