So you’re an excel wizard, you make the best graphs and charts Microsoft’s classic product has to offer, and you expertly integrate them into your business operations.  Lately you’ve studied up on all the latest uses for data visualization and … Continue reading →The post Data Visualization: From ... [Read more...]

In organizing Data Visualization DC we focus on three themes: The Message, The Process, The Psychology. In other words, ideas and examples of what can be communicated, the tools and know-how to get it done, and how best to communicate. … Continue reading → The post Data Visualization: Shiny Democratization appeared first ... [Read more...]

If you haven’t already heard, RStudio has developed an incredibly easy way to deploy R on the web with its Shiny Package. For those who have heard, this really isn’t new as bloggers have already been blogging about it for some … Continue reading → The post Data Visualization: Shiny ... [Read more...]

By: Sean M. Gonzalez  Basic plots in R using standard packages like lattice work for most situations where you want to see trends in small data sets, such as your simulation variables, which make sense considering lattice began with the Bell … Continue reading → The post Data Visualization: Graphics with GGPlot2 ... [Read more...]