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Subway delays visually explained
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3-D Printing: How to Prepare the Data in R
Moving your data from the digital screen to something more physical isn’t as tricky as it seems. Here’s how I did it.
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Tweeting a map of every Census tract in the United States
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People relationships in data analysis
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A game to better understand the wisdom (and madness) of crowds
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All the buildings in Manhattan in 3-D map
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