Posts Tagged ‘ Sorting ’

New but is it better?

June 20, 2012
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New but is it better?

Conventionally, the bracket in a sports tournament is presented like this (link): In the Euro 2012 that's happening right now, the group stage is followed by the knockout stage (quarter-, semi- and final). The knockout stage is pretty straightforward. The...

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Spring flowers and striking hours

May 24, 2012
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Spring flowers and striking hours

Reader Joe DiNoto sent me to the following National Post (Canada) chart via Twitter, complaining about the circles. (The full chart is found here.) This chart is supposed to show that the students in Quebec are wrong to go on...

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No sorting and lack of structure undermine a chart

May 15, 2012
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No sorting and lack of structure undermine a chart

Reader Daniel L. isn't impressed with this page of charts about gay rights in the U.S., from the Guardian paper (London). (link) The use of circles to organize data has a long history, stretching back at least to the Nightingale...

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A matter of compactness

April 30, 2012
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A matter of compactness

Andrew Gelman may have nominated himself the graphics advisor for the World Happiness Report (link). That would be a very good thing. To kick this off, I re-made the Figures 2.1-2.2.8 in the report, which summarized the findings of the...

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