Look at distributions under the curve.
With cyclical data, a circular format might be useful. Combine that with a smooth density to reduce noise, and you got yourself a plot.
BBC went with the gradient-filled frequency trails to show the distribution of daily…
It keeps getting hotter around the world. Not every single day. But over…
Christophe Coupé and company analyzed speech rate (on the left) across different languages,…
Twitter released a small JavaScript library to make density plots — for when…
With vaccines, we might be tempted to jump back into “normal” life before…
For National Geographic, Nina Strochlic and Riley D. Champine look back at the…
