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dimitriy
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Here's a nice tutorial from Nathan Yau's Flowing Data blog using R and US state-level crime data. It shows:

  • Box-and-Whisker Plots (which you already use)
  • Histograms
  • Kernel Density Plots
  • Rug Plots
  • Violin Plots
  • Bean Plots (a weird combo of a box plot, density plot, with a rug in the middle).

Lately, I find myself plotting CDFs much more than histograms.

Here's a nice tutorial from Nathan Yau's Flowing Data blog using R and US state-level crime data. It shows:

  • Box-and-Whisker Plots (which you already use)
  • Histograms
  • Kernel Density Plots
  • Rug Plots
  • Violin Plots
  • Bean Plots (a weird combo of a box plot, density plot, with a rug in the middle).

Here's a nice tutorial from Nathan Yau's Flowing Data blog using R and US state-level crime data. It shows:

  • Box-and-Whisker Plots (which you already use)
  • Histograms
  • Kernel Density Plots
  • Rug Plots
  • Violin Plots
  • Bean Plots (a weird combo of a box plot, density plot, with a rug in the middle).

Lately, I find myself plotting CDFs much more than histograms.

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dimitriy
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Here's a nice tutorial from Nathan Yau's Flowing Data blog using R and US state-level crime data. It shows:

  • Box-and-Whisker Plots (which you already use)
  • Histograms
  • Kernel Density Plots
  • Rug Plots
  • Violin Plots
  • Bean Plots (a weird combo of a box plot, density plot, with a rug in the middle).