Gallery: Intermediate + Area chart
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Frequency chart showing distribution of income for children and adults.
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A brief history immigration in the United States, winner of a Flowing Data competition.
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Flow map of Madrid's cultural budget
A static flow map showing how cultural funding is distributed across areas. As actual funding is shown, a scale is provided to the left of the chart.
For further information in English, see the <a href="http://blog.okfn.org/2009/12/17/visualizar-09/">Open Knowledge Foundation blog</a>.
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This plot shows a correlation matrix, using blue for positive correlation and red for negative. The ellipses represent the level of correlation.
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UK household consumption - selected areas.
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A modification of the radar plot, it is useful in the presentation of multivariate data.
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Charts the usage of certain phrases over time on historical and contemporary sources.
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Trends in UK carbon emissions and future targets.
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Renewable energy targets 2000-2016.
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This type of plot is used to visualise contingency tables by proportionally representing the size of the cells. It can also be used to visualise the fit of the log-linear model technique. The example shows a three dimensional table with data of hair, eye colour and gender in 592 statistics students.
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Chart showing the employment composition of the most employment deprived areas over time.
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Visualisation useful in the display of contingency tables. The rectangles are proportional to the expected counts for each combination.
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Area line chart showing change in housing completions for different time periods.
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