Open letter to journal editors: dynamite plots must die. Dynamite plots, also known as bar and line graphs, hide important information. Editors should require authors to show readers the data and avoid these plots. https://t.co/0GNKEIUCJL pic.twitter.com/OS9ytEFRZN
— Rafael Irizarry (@rafalab) February 22, 2019
"The new answer to a 77-year-old problem"
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The new answer to a 77-year-old problem in data analysis, published today in @naturemethods. Instead of significance tests, use estimation graphics. Our software suite DABEST makes it easy for everyone to visualize effect sizes.https://t.co/UzwXJ7EUC5 pic.twitter.com/VtxyY0xaRM
— Adam Claridge-Chang (@adamcchang) June 19, 2019
Couldn't find D3 code for grouped horisontal box plots that show data points so I made this @mbostock @thisisalfie https://t.co/cQjDPhyZdw pic.twitter.com/y6RNmDB2p3
— Ulrik Lyngs (@ulyngs) June 28, 2017
made a pkg for pirate plots in ggplot: add any of points/means/bars/CIs/violins \u2013 better than ye olde bar/box plotshttps://t.co/Z2m2kW3hsl pic.twitter.com/npAirPQexM
— Mika Braginsky (@mbraginsky) September 28, 2017
See the new #PowerBI visual awesomeness for data points & sources, box-&-whisker plots! https://t.co/dOmgoxWfDE pic.twitter.com/HAUOAMJEJW
— Microsoft Power BI (@MSPowerBI) February 1, 2016
On bar/line graphs, & data presentation. Need for strict data treatment https://t.co/8aqICdCX9K @PLOSBiology pic.twitter.com/KQkYKdmWq7
— Crisanto Gutierrez (@CG_ath) November 30, 2015
\U0001f62e pretty stoked on this PR in the pipeline\u2026
— Mara Averick (@dataandme) May 10, 2018
"Nonstandard aesthetics" by @ClausWilke {ggplot2} https://t.co/X9hkxX44jo #rstats #dataviz pic.twitter.com/gKlEU8Gxa3
Perceptions of probability https://t.co/9xsr6FUR2e shown by @amandacox #openvisconf pic.twitter.com/hJsYY7ggB3
— Rob Simmon (@rsimmon) April 25, 2017
Ok. https://t.co/ifP2RNpLIn
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