by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025
Bump-Chart In many dashboards, the focus is on absolute numbers. But in competitive contexts, rank often matters more: Who is leading? Who is catching up? Who has slipped? A bump chart highlights ranking changes over time. Clean lines and consistent colors make it...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025
Choropleth-Map Traditional choropleth maps typically display a single variable. When two factors need to be compared across locations, this often requires switching between maps, making comparisons difficult. Bivariate choropleth maps addresses this by: Combining two...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025
Violin-Plot Violin plots use vertically mirrored shapes to show how values are distributed, making it easier to compare patterns across categories. They are effective for side-by-side comparisons, using width to represent variation and spread. Histograms can display...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025
Upset-Plot When the number of overlapping categories increases, Venn diagrams lose their effectiveness. They become cluttered and difficult to read Circular layouts do not scale well beyond three sets Visual comparisons between combinations are hard to interpret Upset...
by AnshumanD | Jan 1, 2025
LinkedIn-HexBin-Plot In dense datasets, important patterns often remain hidden due to overlapping points. Traditional scatter plots struggle when thousands of data points compete for space, masking trends and creating visual noise. Hexbin charts address this challenge...
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