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CHARTS AND GRAPHS

Charts and Graphical Analysis and Data

Bindusree Polineni

BADM-707

Question 1

a. Histograms

i. Income

ii. Health Status

b. Bar charts

i. Marriage status

ii. Religiousness

iii. Level of happiness

c. Box plots

i. Age

ii. Children

iii. Education level

d. Stem-and-leaf plots

i. Age

ii. Level of education

e. Pie charts

i. Health status

ii. Religious status

iii. Marriage status

f. Line charts

i. Income

ii. Age

g. Frequency tables

i. Health status

ii. Happiness level

iii. Religiousness

Question 2

a. Histograms

b. Bar Charts

c. Box plots

Age box plots

d. Stem and leaf plots

Age Stem and leaf

Frequency

stem and leaf

3

1.9999

12

2.012233344

12

2.56777789

15

3.000111223

19

3.555566667

19

4.000111122

17

4.556666667

24

5.000000111

16

5.566666678

15

6.001111223

15

6.555555567

5

7.01224

7

7.5788999

8

8.00112224

e. Pie charts

f. Line charts

g. Frequency tables

Happiness Level

Frequency

Percent

Cumulative %

Not Happy

28

14.75%

14.75%

Pretty Happy

110

57.89%

72.64%

Very Happy

52

27.37%

110%

Total

190

100%

Question 3

I think the bar chart is the most informative for several reasons of all the seven presentations above. It is simple to see which values score the most at a glance (Erzin & Shenmaier, 2021). One does not need to measure variables because their length is easy to measure with an eye observation. Secondly, it allows for different colors to be used for each bar. Therefore, differentiating between bars becomes easy (Schnürer, Ritzi, Çöltekin & Sieber, 2020).

REFERENCES:

Erzin, A., & Shenmaier, V. (2021). An Improved Approximation for Packing Big Two-Bar Charts. arXiv preprint arXiv:2101.00470.

Schnürer, R., Ritzi, M., Çöltekin, A., & Sieber, R. (2020). An empirical evaluation of three-dimensional pie charts with individually extruded sectors in a geovisualization context. Information Visualization19(3), 183-206.

Religious Level

Not religious Slightly religious Moderately religious Very religious 35 35 78 36

Income Level

Under $1000 $1000-2999 $3000-3999 $4000-4999 $5000-5999 $6000-6999 $7000-7999 $8000-9999 $10000-12499 $12500-14999 $15000-17499 $17500-19999 $20000-22499 $22500-24999 $25000-29999 $30000-34999 $35000-39999 $40000-49999 $50000-59999 $60000-74999 $75000-$89999 $90000-$109999 $110000-$129999 $130000-$149999 $150000+ 0 2 4 2 1 0 1 2 8 3 5 3 7 3 15 11 11 12 11 21 11 12 6 2 7

Health Status

Frequency Poor Fair Good Excellent 4 28 54 31

Health Status

Frequency

Marriage Status

Divorced

29 Married

93 Never Married

44 Separated

8 Widowed

16