Posts Tagged ‘ Weblogs ’

Misinformed, and mal-intentioned: the proposed EPA policy on disclosures

May 29, 2018
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EPA commissioner Scott Pruitt sinks to a new low in his dogged campaign against evidence-based decision-making. (See my previous posts in which I dissected his other tactics here and here.) He directs his agency to propose new rules for disclosure of data and methods for climate science, placing himself in charge of opining whether a given study has enough disclosure to be allowed into evidence. Slate’s Daniel Engber, someone I…

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Misinformed, and mal-intentioned: the proposed EPA policy on disclosures

May 29, 2018
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EPA commissioner Scott Pruitt sinks to a new low in his dogged campaign against evidence-based decision-making. (See my previous posts in which I dissected his other tactics here and here.) He directs his agency to propose new rules for disclosure of data and methods for climate science, placing himself in charge of opining whether a given study has enough disclosure to be allowed into evidence. Slate’s Daniel Engber, someone I…

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Light entertainment: I am a pen and I object

May 21, 2018
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Light entertainment: I am a pen and I object

You've got to look out for conflicts on your dataviz! Example from Explosm courtesy of reader Chris P. Color says one thing. Face says something else. Words agree with Color. Pen objects.

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Light entertainment: I am a pen and I object

May 21, 2018
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Light entertainment: I am a pen and I object

You've got to look out for conflicts on your dataviz! Example from Explosm courtesy of reader Chris P. Color says one thing. Face says something else. Words agree with Color. Pen objects.

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Playfulness in data visualization

April 19, 2018
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Playfulness in data visualization

The Newslab project takes aggregate data from Google's various services and finds imaginative ways to enliven the data. The Beautiful in English project makes a strong case for adding playfulness to your data visualization. The data came from Google Translate....

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Facebook Update

April 10, 2018
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Facebook Update

Kaiser Fung, founder of Principal Analytics Prep and Columbia's Applied Analytics, discusses the latest revelation about Facebook's data collection practices.

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Facebook Update

April 10, 2018
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Facebook Update

Kaiser Fung, founder of Principal Analytics Prep and Columbia's Applied Analytics, discusses the latest revelation about Facebook's data collection practices.

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Discoloring the chart to re-discover its plot

April 5, 2018
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Discoloring the chart to re-discover its plot

Kaiser Fung, founder of Junk Charts and the data analytics bootcamp Principal Analytics Prep, discolors a chart showing ages of followers of different world religions.

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Discoloring the chart to re-discover its plot

April 5, 2018
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Discoloring the chart to re-discover its plot

Kaiser Fung, founder of Junk Charts and the data analytics bootcamp Principal Analytics Prep, discolors a chart showing ages of followers of different world religions.

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The tech world in which everyone is below average

March 8, 2018
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The tech world in which everyone is below average

Kaiser Fung, founder of Junk Charts and the analytics bootcamp Principal Analytics Prep, points out why the graphics on tech worker salaries are misleading and shows how to fix the problems.

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