Nathan Yau

Victor Powell, who has visualized the Central Limit Theorem and Simpson’s Paradox, most…

As most of us know, it’s not easy getting by on minimum wage,…

— Using Dates and Times in R.
— Jerzy Wieczorek describes his first…

Nicholas Felton, Drew Breunig, and Friends of the Web released Reporter for iPhone.…

Kirk Goldsberry talks the rise of analytics usage in the NBA. With cameras…

You can make static maps in R relatively well, if you know what…

Winter Olympic events are filled with subtleties that if you know about them,…

Mushon Zer-Aviv offers up examples and guidance on lying with visualization.
We don’t…

Remember that TED talk from a couple of years ago on texting patterns…

In case you’re wondering how to travel the country without a car (in…

The New York Times published a fun piece that places Winter Olympic events…

For those who ordered a famous quotes poster: I’ll be updating the printing…

We’ve seen plenty of maps the past few weeks that show how bad…

In 1932, Charles O. Paullin and John K. Wright published Atlas of the…

Someone ended an email to me last week with “Stay warm.” Not to…

Statistician John Chambers, the creator of S and a core member of R,…

The Washington Post visualized the use of specific words throughout the years during…

It’s been an interesting few days. I thought a few people would find…

R, the statistical computing language of choice and what I use the most,…