certainly a tale 2 different y-axeshttps://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1357566949404905472 …
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It would be a shame if he walked into someone's fist.
The nutritional epidemiologist is perhaps worried about losing his audience.
Ever since everyone with a computer got the ability to manipulate data & make their own charts...
Sometimes it's laziness, sometimes GIGO, often unintended.
This clean-looking map of arrests by state per 10^6 pop. made the rounds the other day.https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/n6nd2v/oc_capitol_insurrection_arrests_per_million/ …
It's just wrong wrong wrong--but wrong and influential often co-exist.https://twitter.com/RunRichRun/status/1390539435360628737 …
Hmm, I don’t actually have a problem with this one, as its purpose was to show the difference in slopes / trajectories, and to highlight that B.1.1.7 would eventually dominate. I remember seeing someone else post the same graphs with a warning label like: NOTE DIFFERENT Y-AXES
Found it. The alternative to having two graphs, two Y-axes is of course to have log-Y so that the early trajectories of B.1.1.7 & non-B.1.1.7 could be clear within the same graph, but something is lost by doing so.https://twitter.com/kakape/status/1357303122171985921?s=21 …
Eric, the magician
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