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Shopping for a mountain trip: analysis of multiple response sets

Shopping for a mountain trip: analysis of multiple response sets

Multiple response sets often form the basis for further detailed questions about opinions on selected products.

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SNA or network as an analytical object

SNA or network as an analytical object

Today, we will look into Social Network Analysis (SNA), or Social Relation Analysis.

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When is a value ‘good’ or ‘bad’? About thresholds and alerts in dashboards

When is a value ‘good’ or ‘bad’? About thresholds and alerts in dashboards

The dashboard is a form of reporting, which allows the analyst to convey information in a concise way.

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Tables for multiple questions measured using the same scale

Tables for multiple questions measured using the same scale

Surveys often use questions where respondents assess different elements on the same scale.

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Sankey diagram

Sankey diagram

When analysing data on migration, transport, international trade, or traffic on a website, you are often faced with the problem of visualising the flow between the analysed units.

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Word cloud: an extraordinary visualisation from an ordinary table

Word cloud: an extraordinary visualisation from an ordinary table

Frequency, group structure, or percentage share analysis is one of the first tasks of an analyst.

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Hierarchical graph

Hierarchical graph

Hierarchical data can be presented using various visualisations. Today’s article will focus on the hierarchical graph.

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Correspondence analysis: calculating distances in a table

Correspondence analysis: calculating distances in a table

Correspondence analysis is one of the most convenient and popular exploratory techniques in data analysis.

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