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== Dashboard Link ==
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The link of the visualization can be found here: https://public.tableau.com/profile/foo.yong.long#!/vizhome/MC2Final/MC2Storyboard?publish=yes
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== Dashboard 1: Home Page ==
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== Dashboard 2: Response Priority ==
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== Dashboard 3: Data Uncertainty ==
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== Visualization Techniques ==
 
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  || Adding a filter option allows the person using the dashboard to instantly narrow down the dates that he/she wishes to focus on. Employing the use of a slider also allows the user to specify a range of dates that he/she might wish to analyse. This works best with the date option as analysing a range of dates might allow the user to discover new insights.  
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  || Adding a filter allows the user to narrow down values that he/she wants to focus on. A slider allows the user to easily select the range of values that he or she wants to focus on and is easier than using a checkbox when analyzing continuous values. Examples of continuous variables used include dates and CPM values.
  
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  || Having the hover function allows the user to get key information about a specific data point at a glance. This helps to enhance the usability aspect by ensuring that important information is made available to the user once he chooses a specific data point
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  || Adding additional information when you hover allows the user to view additional information about that particular datapoint from another worksheet without having to physically access the second worksheet. This further enhances the prowess of the hover function
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  || Filtering by Neighbourhood allows the user to specifically focus on a particular neighbourhood to conduct analysis. The rationale behind only allowing a single value is predicated on the assumption that the user only wishes to analyse one particular neighbourhood. Hence, a single value list form of filter is used.
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  || Incorporating timing into pages allows us to better analyze the movement of certain data points. It provides a new context for analysis and helps user to spot trends.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:48, 13 October 2019

Cover.png


OVERVIEW

DATA TRANSFORMATION

RISKS

RECOMMENDATION AND RATIONALE

VISUALIZATION


Dashboard Link

The link of the visualization can be found here: https://public.tableau.com/profile/foo.yong.long#!/vizhome/MC2Final/MC2Storyboard?publish=yes

Dashboard 1: Home Page

1stdash.png

Dashboard 2: Response Priority

3rddash.png

Dashboard 3: Data Uncertainty

Analysisconta.png

Visualization Techniques

Technique Rationale & Implementation
Interactive Technique 1: Filter for the use of time range slider
Filter1.png
 Adding a filter allows the user to narrow down values that he/she wants to focus on. A slider allows the user to easily select the range of values that he or she wants to focus on and is easier than using a checkbox when analyzing continuous values. Examples of continuous variables used include dates and CPM values.


Implementation:

To achieve this slider filter function, simply do the following steps:

  1. Add the ‘AVG(Value)’ measure to the filter
  2. Select "Range of Values"
  3. Show the filter
Interactive Technique 2: Hover
Hover12.png
 Having the hover function allows the user to get important information about a data point at one glance.

Implementation:

To achieve the hover function, simply do the following steps:

  1. Drag relevant details to ‘Tooltip’
  2. Edit Tooltip. Make sure the variables are utilized.
Interactive Technique 3: Group
MobileSensorsHighgroup.png

To better segmented and analyze data points that have similar characteristics.

Implementation:

To add more information to the hover function, simply do the following steps:

  1. Highlight data points.
  2. Right-click on them and add to group
Interactive Technique 4: Pages/Animation
Pages.png
 Incorporating timing into pages allows us to better analyze the movement of certain data points. It provides a new context for analysis and helps user to spot trends.

Implementation:

To achieve the Filtering by Neighbourhood filter, simply do the following steps:

  1. Drag ‘timestamp’ to ‘Filter’
  2. Drag 'timestamp' to pages
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