It shows the individual values as they compare to the whole. Rectangles are arranged to maintain hierarchy.
Network graphs are a good way to find structure and relationships within hierarchical data. Here are several ways to do it.
There are many ways to show parts of a whole. Here are quick one-liners for the more common ones.
Treemaps are useful to view and explore hierarchical data. Interaction can help you look at the data in greater detail.
If your data is a hierarchy, a treemap is a good way to show all the values at once and keep the structure in the visual. This is a quick way to make a treemap in R.
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We know spending changes when you have more money. Here's by how much.
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