Data Visualization

After you have created your notebook, we will go through some basic visualization tools (in case you missed how to create one, click here).

Data visualization gives us a clear idea of what the information means by giving it visual context through maps or graphs. This makes the data more natural for the human mind to comprehend, making it easier to identify trends, patterns, and outliers within large data sets.

Once you have created a notebook, to visualize we have to:

  1. Select New visualization

  1. Select a dataset; a CSV file you uploaded or a dataset obtained from a model you ran.

  1. Select Visualization Type. Depending on what you want, you can select:

Combination Graph

Combination Graph
  1. Select Add category; represents the abscissa of the coordinate system.

2. Select Add series; which represents the ordinate of the coordinate system. With a wide range of colors, you can choose different types of chart lines.

Combination Graph Infos
Combination Graph example

Table

Table
  1. Select Add column; create a table from selected columns.

Table example

Pie Chart

Pie Chart
  1. Select Add category; which represents the abscissa of the coordinate system.

  2. Select Add series; which represents the ordinate of the coordinate system.

Pie Chart Infos
Pie Chart Example

Scatter Chart

Scatter Chart
  1. Select Add for Primary Measure

  2. Select Add series; which represents the ordinate of the coordinate system.

Scatter Chart Infos
Scatter Chart Example

You can create visualizations with different datasets - there is no restriction that all visualizations within a Notebook must be created from the same dataset.

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