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Thermometers on dashboards

Thermometers on dashboards

What are the markers of a good dashboard? Why use a thermometer in it?

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From crosstab to correspondence analysis: how exactly are the rows and columns of a crosstab transformed into coordinates used in a chart?

From crosstab to correspondence analysis: how exactly are the rows and columns of a crosstab transformed into coordinates used in a chart?

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Reduction of multidimensionality

Reduction of multidimensionality

Is a simple two-dimensional coordinate system always enough for us?

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Bullet graph

Bullet graph

How can we improve a bar chart? Of course, it depends on what we want to achieve.

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When letters count in a table

When letters count in a table

A common task analysts are often faced with is to establish whether there are any relationships between variables and, if there is a, what is the nature of the relationship.

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A table or a chart? Why not both? Hollywood film production costs and the use of a combined table chart

A table or a chart? Why not both? Hollywood film production costs and the use of a combined table chart

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Welcome to the world of optimal scaling, I.E. The conversion of a qualitative variable into a quantitative one

Welcome to the world of optimal scaling, I.E. The conversion of a qualitative variable into a quantitative one

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Dashboarding – reporting for decision-making

Dashboarding – reporting for decision-making

The dashboard is a type of panel board, a control panel, or instrument board.

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Is gambling addictive? What if the respondent has no opinion?

Is gambling addictive? What if the respondent has no opinion?

The standard approach to investigating a single categorical variable involves a few elements.

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