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10 Year Anniversary & Top 10 Charts in 2023

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

On 6th January 2017, all 60 chart reference pages were completed. Subsequently, a shop was introduced, and later, this blog was added to provide additional content and learning. Yet, although I struggle to produce enough content for this blog, I am committed to making new posts when possible.

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2 ways to harness the power of SPSS Statistics

IBM Big Data Hub

In this blog, we’ll look at the differences between an SPSS Statistics Subscription and the traditional on-premises license that was the only way to purchase SPSS Statistics up until 2017. The Internet and subscription-service businesses have changed how we access everything from news to shopping to music.

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Top 10 Charts in 2022

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

It’s always worthwhile to analyse the website statistics, as they may provide some indicator of what visualisation types are most commonly being referenced and read up about. The post Top 10 Charts in 2022 appeared first on The Data Visualisation Catalogue Blog. Previous yearly top-10 posts: Top 10 Charts in 2021.

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Top 10 Charts in 2021

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

Another year has passed now and a new set of website statistics for 2021 is here, which will reveal what visualisation reference pages are the most popular. It’s always good to analyse the website statistics, as they may provide some indicator of what visualisation types are most commonly being used or taught.

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Top 10 Charts in 2020

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

2020 is finally over, so as per tradition the publishing of the website statistics on the most popular chart reference pages is to be obliged. So let’s explore the website statistics from the recent past year with a series of tables and visualizations.

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Top 10 Charts in 2019

The Data Visualisation Catalogue

2019 has been a busy year for me, hence the lack of posts on this blog. However, I would still like to continue producing content for this blog and not neglect it. The post Top 10 Charts in 2019 appeared first on The Data Visualisation Catalogue Blog. Also, the data is only taken from the English language reference pages.

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Towards optimal experimentation in online systems

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

If $Y$ at that point is (statistically and practically) significantly better than our current operating point, and that point is deemed acceptable, we update the system parameters to this better value. This blog post discusses such a comprehensive approach that is used at Youtube. Journal of Statistical Software, 56(1):1-56, 2014. [5]