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Tag Archives: datavis
Text Visualizations and Proto-Text Visualizations
Michael Friendly recently sent me this Common Sense Revolution visualization by Scott Sørli plotting a timeseries from 1985-2007 of welfare income for a single person in Ontario; and the names of all the homeless who died on the streets of Toronto … Continue reading
Posted in Data Visualization, Design Space, Text Visualization
Tagged dataviz, datavis, 1970
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Two Y-Axes may be Appropriate!
Many visualization people are against dual-axis charts. There are research papers that recommend against, websites that recommend against, and some tools don’t support it. Hadley Wickham, the author of the popular R visualization package ggplot2, does not support dual axes … Continue reading
Posted in Data Visualization, Line Chart, Timeseries
Tagged datavis, dataviz, labels
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58 Ways to Visualize Alice in Wonderland (+10 more)
How many ways are there to visualize a book? Bar chart, scatterplot, word cloud… that’s too narrow thinking. And, yes, there are websites showing how academics visualize text. But what happens out in the wild? Artists? School assignments? Professional designers? … Continue reading
Visualizing with Text – high-res figures now on-line
Visualizing with Text releases any day now: I hope to have my copy before the end of VisWeek. I’ve finally posted all the figures that I authored on-line with a CC-BY-SA 4.0 license. There’s 158 high-resolution images and diagrams from … Continue reading
Posted in Data Visualization, Design Space, Text Visualization
Tagged datavis, dataviz, textvis, VisWithText
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Visualizing with Text – Interactive Demos
Visualizing with Text now has interactive demos made with observable notebooks. One demo for word skimming is discussed including some code edits to make colorful text. Continue reading
“…and what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations?”
My book Visualizing with Text is nearing publication (early November!). One goal of the book is to appeal to both researchers (with structured text with logical arguments), and designers (with many examples and pictures). I really like books with lots … Continue reading
Posted in Data Visualization, Text Visualization
Tagged book, datavis, dataviz, textvis, textviz
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Lost Works of Jacques Bertin on Typography
Strangely, out of 450 pages+ in Bertin’s Sémiologie Graphique translated into English only 4 pages about typography were not translated. Continue reading
Posted in Alphanumeric Chart, Data Visualization, Font Visualization, Text Visualization
Tagged data visualization, datavis
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