Which is the best chart: Selecting among 14 types of charts Part I

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Which is the best chart for your data - this tutorial will discuss the 14 most popular chart types and we’ll show you when to use each one, and more importantly, when to avoid using them. Learn about the best uses of the bar chart, pie chart, doughnut chart, line chart, area chart, treemap chart, bridge chart, scatterplot, and histogram. This tutorial is organized by chart type and each section explores the different applications of a specific chart. Learn how to visualize your data to convey the most relevant information, and tell a data-driven story.
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Data = a set of information. Examples: corporate revenue, book sales, books that exist, Dimension = ways to parse the data. Examples: by year, by company name, by rating - by genre, by author, Measure = numerical quantification of a dimension. Examples: Must be numeric. Can be a sum, average, count, A Bar Chart is an absolute measure of attributes of a dimension of data, an absolute comparison. -Annual comparisons are common examples of bar charts. Best with only one dimension of data. -When displaying two dimensions of data, a bar chart showing more than two attributes of the second dimension, looks cluttered. Example: Book sales data, by two dimensions 1) year (5 years, so five attributes in the dimension, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) and 2) genre (which the dimension has 5 attributes, YA, Classic, Sci/Fantasy, Mystery, Romance) Limiting either dimension to 2 attributes would declutter the graph. A PI Chart is a relative measure of attributes of a dimension of data, as a whole, as a percentage, as a relative comparison. Without an absolute reference. (As a concept?) PI chart never involve time, the linear absolute. Donut Chart - Same as a PI Chart Line Chart - similar to bar charts but better with more dimensions of data. Also Stacked Line Chart. Or 100% line chart Area Charts - (bad) basic, stacked, and 100% stacked. Needs more than one dimension. Without multiple years, it is bad. Good for two dimensions. Data is information about a concept; objects and measures are both concepts. A dimension identifies the essence of a concept. Nominal data (named or concept based information). Whole set. Ordinal data (so info does have ordering and potential names, but the interval of value between the ordered information is not defined - very satisfied, satisfied, unsatisfied, active mad about the customer service and will complain forever to everyone). First subset. Interval data = Numerical data. Another embedded subset.

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Properly explained and the relevant examples made the concepts of different types of charts absolutely clear. Thanks for the informative presentation.

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Simply brilliant - have subscribed and will watch the other videos. May I suggest you have a cheat sheet to remind us of the types of charts to use.

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I liked the video, but I think you should have shown us a line chart for the fiction book data, as you stated that it would be better suited than the bar chart. Showing this improved viz would have helped my understanding, instead of just telling me.

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If the fiction book bar chart is not a good fit, what would be a good chart? Line?

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what is the best alternative chart to bar chart in representing fiction book sale example. please help urgent! Thankyou.

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so a 100% stacled area chart basicly multiple pie charts over a duration of time?

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You introduce Pie charts with a 20 20 10 15 30 chart? 95%?

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would have been better if you have shown also an improvement on bad examples.

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wish this would have addressed how to handle charts with 10+ variables like they showed in the 'charts to avoid' section kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWGanGObqqejqJo

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the bar chart which you are saying is not crystal clear it is not that hard to understand it

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Perhaps the transcript would be good. This is slow and repetitive.

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you could have introduced better video, too much talks without real or series explanation!!!!