Matthew Crump, a psychology professor who discovered high volume cheating in his class…
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Catching students cheating with R
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Cost of breastfeeding, seen in self-tracked data
There are baby formula shortages in the United States. A criticism from some…
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Interest levels for political issues mapped
To estimate public interest in the many political issues across the United States,…
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Election modeling explained
In election reporting, there’s a gap between real-time results and final results, so…
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Charting software that pre-dates Excel
RJ Andrews digs up the PC archives of charting software. Scrolling through the…
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Visualization Tools and Learning Resources, May 2022 Roundup
Here’s the good stuff for May.
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Deaths by Firearm, Compared Against Injury-Related Deaths
Among 1- to 19-year-olds, regulations decreased motor vehicle deaths, but deaths by firearms increased and became the leading mechanism in 2018.
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U.S. still the outlier for gun homicide rate
This chart from The New York Times, based on estimates from Our World…
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Children exposed to school shootings
The Washington Post maintains a database of school shootings (which is sad in…
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Final texts
Alicia P.Q. Wittmeyer, for NYT Opinion, approached the one-million mark for Covid deaths…
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Shrinking war mapped
The war in Ukraine continues, but the scale and objects appear to have…
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Generative sea creatures
Cindermedusae by Marcin Ignac is “a generative encyclopedia of imaginary sea creatures.” I’m…
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Lives cut short by Covid
Alyssa Fowers and Leslie Shapiro, for The Washington Post, used the stories of…
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This Time With Purpose
Without purpose, there isn’t a whole lot to grasp on.
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Nuclear winter explained visually
Neil Halloran, known for his documentary films that lean strongly on data visualization,…
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R packages useful for sports analytics
If you’re into R and analyzing sports data, you’ll want to save this…
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A color tool for accessible schemes
Leonardo is an open source project from Adobe that helps you pick accessible…
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Behind the million
Sergio Peçanha and Yan Wu, for The Washington Post, used a combination unit…
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Statistical personality quiz matches you to fictional characters
The Open-Source Psychometrics Project, which seems to have been around for a while,…
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Reaching 1 million deaths
The New York Times narrated the path to one million Covid deaths in…
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