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  1. 28 aug.

    Er was dus iemand die dacht: weet je wat tof is? Bij die cijfers cirkels plaatsen. Die weinig in verhouding staan tot de absolute getallen. Dat is pas cool!

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  2. 12 uur geleden

    In onze laatste aflevering praten we met: op rollerskates van Sterrenkunde naar Dataviz SuperSter. Beluister het gehele gesprek via je favoriete podcast provider

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  3. 24 aug.

    "Maar wat doe je dan eigenlijk?" als ik zeg dat ik information graphics ontwerp. Ik maak en andere informatie visueel inzichtelijk (en mooi 😉) Nou, dit dus. Hulp nodig? Laat maar weten: RT= tof🙏🏽

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  4. 9 uur geleden

    Ever wanted to make a species range map in R? Here's a quick tutorial with

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  5. 29 aug.

    A good educational article on + code "Ten quick tips for effective dimensionality reduction"

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  6. 7 uur geleden

    We just published our latest Data Vis Dispatch! This week, you'll find about the last days of America’s war in Afghanistan, the arrival of Hurricane Ida in the U.S., the rise of COVID-19 cases, and more:

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  7. 27 aug.

    More than 300,000 people have been affected by flooding in since May. The current flood-affected areas mirror where floods historically occur as visualized below. We will soon release our first flooding snapshot of 2021. Stay tuned!

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  8. 2 uur geleden

    nice coincidental detail for a soon to be published project

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  9. 10 uur geleden

    My new tells a story of a baby from her birth till 3 months of age. Through timings of feedings, it demonstrates gradual development of baby's circadian rhythm.

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  10. 22 uur geleden

    Update: New Orleans remains in the midst of a near-total power outage following Hurricane landfall; real-time network data show connectivity levels continuing to flatline around 8% while state impact registers around 50%; incident ongoing 🌀⚡️

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  11. 30 aug.

    BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! 🥁🥁🥁 Save the date—Outlier is back in 2022! More info on the event coming very soon 🕺

    An image announcing that the next Outlier conference will take place on February 4 and 5, 2022.
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  12. 30 aug.

    ➡️Do you know how to change the text in a facet strip in ? I mean, its contents, not its appearance. You need to define your own vector of labels and input it to the facet_grid/wrap call using the "labeller" parameter. See an example in the Figs below 👇

    This is a ggplot2 plot containing a facet_wrap, without any modification.
    This is the same previous ggplot2 plot but now the strip text of the facet has been changed to some custom names.
    In this photo, I show the code I used to generate the plot. Let me paste it here: # How to change the strip text? # It’s not trivial. Normally, when we change the text of an axis, we do so by using the corresponding scale function*. But strips don’t have a scale! The way to do it is by defining a named vector that will replace the previous labels with new ones. And then inputting this vector using the labeller parameter in the facet_wrap/grid call. # BASE PLOT p <- ggplot(mtcars, aes(mpg,wt)) + geom_point() # WITHOUT LABELLER q <- p + facet_wrap(vars(am)) # WITH LABELLER mylabs <- c(“0” = “Automatic”, “1” = “Manual”) r <- p + facet_wrap(vars(am), labeller = labeller(am = mylabs))
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  13. 14 uur geleden

    Hey , how about implementing conditional formatting on words on a text box and title? 👇

    Als antwoord op @CurbalData @InsightsMachine en 5 anderen
    One more tweak... we can color code the line color between the dots to indicate if exports or imports are larger.
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  14. 27 aug.

    I'll be sharing this lovely graph in my class. I'll call it "How to present data without being useful."

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  15. 24 aug.

    Infographic: Typical Big Data Architecture.

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  16. 30 aug.

    From Florence to the machines: the evolution of data journalism – in pictures ⁦⁩

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  17. 30 aug.

    A good example of how not to present your data Those bars & their sizes are there purely for decoration purposes.

    Mombasa: today's positivity rate 2.9%.
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  18. 24 uur geleden

    Nice on wage suppression (not "stagnation") since 1979 from . How does philanthropy incorporate this into thinking on economic mobility projects?

    Productivity and pay once climbed together. But since 1979, productivity and pay have diverged—and it is no accident. It is the result of intentional policy choices designed to suppress wage growth and transfer income into the pockets of those at the top.
  19. 24 aug.

    Regression    

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  20. 28 aug.

    I have a blog post sitting in the drafts for about 3 weeks now. I've been catching up with life and work so I didn't really have the time to refine the article. I promise I'll get to it when I have the time. Meanwhile, here's a little sneak peek if you're interested in :

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