#data-visualization

#data-visualization

Can you create a histogram of game total scores to see the distribution of scoring? Could you make a box plot comparing home vs away team scores? Let's create a scatter plot of temperature vs total score to see if weather affects scoring. Can you show me the distribution of betting spreads and how they relate to actual game results? Could you create a visualization showing win/loss records by team?

The Generative AI system, Claude, faced challenges in calculating a triad color harmony that meets accessibility standards for color vision deficiencies.

The point was to show the improved performance of GPT-5 over previous models. However, the labels do not remotely match the bar heights.

BoxLang does not include an embedded client-side charting library, but it assists in building charts by allowing integration with client-side libraries like Chart.js.

Google's AI Mode is now fully operational in India and the US, allowing users to access advanced features without the need for a Labs sign-up.

Venn diagrams use overlapping circles to show the relationship between two or more things, facilitating comparisons across various fields.

"All visible slicers were not set up, but the numbers were too low... Thankfully, the Filters feature helps us understand what filters are applied to the visual."

Fragapane transforms cold data into engaging, emotional forms, using beauty to connect viewers with living narratives behind stark statistics.

An effective executive dashboard serves as a command center, allowing executives to access actionable data and key metrics needed for informed decision-making without overwhelming details.

Engaging Data's interactive map allows users to select a country and projection, shifting the view to center around their chosen location, enhancing geographical perception.

A self-service analytics tool should empower non-technical users to explore and visualize data intuitively, requiring minimal assistance from the data team post-setup.

A waterfall chart in Google Sheets is an effective visualization tool, clarifying how positive and negative values contribute to overall results, starting each bar where the previous one ends.

"When you start out, you think you're the one who's stupid. But after ten years in science, you realize, okay, now I'm an expert and I still don't understand some of these figures."