Posts Tagged ‘ JavaScript ’

When less is more

April 23, 2014
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When less is more

Recently the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) released provider utilization and payment data. This is part of the government's ongoing push for transparency into medical services and costs. You may remember that last year they released h...

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Distributions in d3

March 30, 2014
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Distributions in d3

Something that often comes up is visualizing in 3 dimensions. I don't mean like 3dprinting. I mean more like heatmaps. With heatmaps, you can easily change two variables (the x and y dimensions) and see its impact on a third variable, usually denoted b...

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TV analysis

February 17, 2014
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TV attribution is one of the hardest problems to get right in all web analytics. To be clear, attribution is how marketers make sense out of their spend, so they know where to invest more or less in the future. Since attribution, for most companies, is...

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Spite.

December 24, 2013
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Congress. Wait, before you lose your lunch, bear with me. This dysfunctional legislative body has been making headlines in the news recently. And when Congress is mentioned, rarely, if ever, is it of the positive persuasion. The shutdown, for example...

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Doing Yeoman’s work.

December 23, 2013
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They work hard for their money. Or, maybe they just work for their money. Either way, members of Congress get paid. There are many ways to measure the amount of work congressional members do. One way is by looking at the number of Bill's they pass pe...

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Social media popularity, revisited.

November 29, 2013
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Social media popularity, revisited.

You might remember my post on Twitter mentions in New York Times articles from a few months back. I simply accessed the NYT API and plotted a graph showing the rise in mentions over the past few years. At the time, I used R's very popular plotting libr...

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Messing with d3

October 15, 2013
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I recently began messing around with d3.js, which is a Javascript library that makes it possible to create lovely visualizations based on data. In fact, D3 stands for Data Driven Documents. More likely than not, many of the cool graphics and interacti...

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Timeline Maps with googleVis & Twitter Bootstrap Carousel (& updated Slidify)

November 14, 2012
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I've wanted to create timeline maps with interactive googleVis Geomaps for a while. These would be a nice way to quickly show the spatial distribution of some data over time. It turns out that it's pretty easy to do with a plugin for Twitter Bootstra...

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Datavisualization.ch: A Carefully Selected List of Recommended Tools

May 11, 2012
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Datavisualization.ch: A Carefully Selected List of Recommended Tools

07 MAY 2012 BENJAMIN WIEDERKEHR TOOLS FLASH, JAVASCRIPT, PROCESSING, RA Carefully Selected List of Recommended ToolsWhen I meet with people and talk about our work, I get asked a lot what technology we use to create intera...

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Getting Historical Weather Data in R and SAP HANA

April 19, 2012
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For many of my latest data blogs, I needed historical weather data to perform data mash-ups to pin-point the cause.  For example, for my continued exploration into the airlines/airports historical data using SAP HANA and R, I wanted to find out wh...

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