Description
1) Create a visualization using one of the techniques from the latter half of the class (after the
midterm). For example, from Week 7 you could use one of the techniques from the Categorical
unit, like a mosaic plot or Bertin matrix, or you could try applying an interactivity example to
your project data. Week 8 offers uncertainty visualizations and contours and 2D binning to
apply to numerical variable relationships. Despite being covered earlier, a cartogram is also
allowed.
Each group member’s visualizations must be distinct. The group’s visualizations can use the
same technique if they cover different aspects of the data or use the technique in different
ways.
2) Do the same as in item 1 but for another type of visualization. For this, you may use
visualizations going back to Week 4, which includes geographical, statistical and special
timeseries plots (e.g. tile plots or line graphs with smoothing). You may use the same type of
visualization as item 1 if the two cover different aspects of the data or use the technique in
different ways.
