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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Revisiting the Healthcare Slopegraph – A Python implementation
Last summer I shared an adaptation of Tufte’s slopegraph using data from the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences‘ (ICES) 2011 Quality Monitor report in the post Education and Health Care – Using Slopegraphs to Understand Complex Systems. While this initial … Continue reading
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Tagged Data Visualization, Health, Ontario, Python, Slopegraph
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Census 2011: Ontario Population Pyramid
Statistics Canada has released the Age and Sex data set for 2011. A traditional visualization for this kind of data is the population pyramid. The population pyramid is a modified version of a stacked bar chart with the division between … Continue reading
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Tagged Census, Data Visualization, Ontario, Statistics Canada
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