analysis

To teach, learn, and measure the process of analysis more concretely, Lucy D’Agostino…

There’s visualization for analysis. There’s visualization for presentation. There’s overlap between the groups, but the differences require a varied approach.

Analysis and visualization are often a messy process that never matches up to the step-by-step guides you read, but that’s normal.

The visualizations are used and read differently, which requires that you approach their design differently.

If the charts themselves are fairly straightforward without any dubious design choices, are you still “lying with charts” when only the data itself was manipulated?

Roger Peng discusses the importance of managing the relationships between people — analyst,…

Enrico Bertini, a professor at New York University, delves into the less flashy…

Jeff Leek touches on concerns about point-and-click software to find the insights in…

Alex Reinhart, a PhD statistics student at Carnegie Mellon University, covers some of…

Reality Prose has an excellent analysis on the changing price of LEGO bricks…

Visual.ly analyzed the top 30 infographics posted on their site and determined that…

Richard Florida for The Atlantic takes a closer look at hate groups in…