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I use one tool and batter it all the time. A panel chart. A line chart with multiple lines is tricky to follow.
Everyone who's anyone with say tufted and mcandless. Personally I prefer Nathan yau and Stephen few. Few is more business stuff, joeslain reckons it all looks like excel chars (which it does to be fair) but it's clear.
If you want, I'm on leave for 5 months and have a couple of books you could borrow?
Chalfie
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Thanks, man. Qualifications can suck it.
Two parts, one super simple, the other very broad - here's the gist:
I've done some statistical analysis of the relationship between words/concepts in texts.
1) I measurements for 5 words over 10 decades (measured against a constant variable). The simplest thing to do would be a line graph with different coloured lines representing each word/concept. HOW DO I DO THIS??!
2) I'm trying to think of interesting visualizations full stop that could be relevant. Not necessarily with regard to the five concepts, just general ideas.. Like, maybe an endogram of some sort. Again, not sure what would work, or how I would do it?!