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The Visual Display of Quantitative Information Edward R. Tufte
Publisher: Graphics Pr

This article is a few notes from the excellent book “The Visual Display of Quantitative Information” by Edward Tufte. In Verizon's post, “A Comparison of [Verizon's] DBIR with UK breach report,” we see: pie-charts-suck.jpg. It seems an interesting book (definitely more so than Mas-Colell), mingling graphic design with quantitative analysis. Graphic showing spatial distribution of suicidal jumps from the Golden Gate Bridge. Edward Tufte lays out a very comprehensive study of how to effectively display information in a visual format. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (Death). See the first 50 pages of The Visual Display of Quantitative Information for examples of the former and the next 30 pages for examples of the latter. My supervisor lent this book to me for my reading. The.Visual.Display.of.Quantitative.Information.pdf. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information by Edward R. Posted Wed 6 Sep 2006 in /random | link. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information. The traditional book on statistical graphics, charts, tables. Subsequent chapters provide great advice for developing great graphics. Andrew Gelman (Stats & Poli Sci; Columbia), who delivered a wonderful paper at the recent CELS conference, followed up with a recent post on graphical communication for empirical legal scholarship. Nancy Pelosi's office has produced the following chart to illustrate the immediate need for stimulus (h/t Andrew Sullivan): Of course there are a couple of odd things about this.