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== Dashboard 1: Home Page == | == Dashboard 1: Home Page == | ||
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== Dashboard 2: Response Priority == | == Dashboard 2: Response Priority == | ||
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== Dashboard 3: Data Uncertainty == | == Dashboard 3: Data Uncertainty == | ||
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== Visualization Techniques == | == Visualization Techniques == | ||
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| Interactive Technique 1: Filter for the use of time range slider | | Interactive Technique 1: Filter for the use of time range slider | ||
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− | || Adding a filter | + | || 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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'''Implementation:''' | '''Implementation:''' | ||
To achieve this slider filter function, simply do the following steps: | To achieve this slider filter function, simply do the following steps: | ||
− | # Add the | + | # Add the ‘AVG(Value)’ measure to the filter |
− | # Select | + | # Select "Range of Values" |
# Show the filter | # Show the filter | ||
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| Interactive Technique 2: Hover | | Interactive Technique 2: Hover | ||
− | [[File: | + | [[File:hover12.png|frameless|center]] |
− | || Having the hover function allows the user to get | + | || Having the hover function allows the user to get important information about a data point at one glance. |
'''Implementation:''' | '''Implementation:''' | ||
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To achieve the hover function, simply do the following steps: | To achieve the hover function, simply do the following steps: | ||
# Drag relevant details to ‘Tooltip’ | # Drag relevant details to ‘Tooltip’ | ||
− | # | + | # Edit Tooltip. Make sure the variables are utilized. |
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− | | Interactive Technique 3: | + | | Interactive Technique 3: Group |
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+ | To better segmented and analyze data points that have similar characteristics. | ||
'''Implementation:''' | '''Implementation:''' | ||
To add more information to the hover function, simply do the following steps: | To add more information to the hover function, simply do the following steps: | ||
− | # | + | # Highlight data points. |
− | # | + | # Right-click on them and add to group |
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− | | Interactive Technique 4: | + | | Interactive Technique 4: Pages/Animation |
− | [[File: | + | [[File:pages.png|frameless|center]] |
− | || | + | || 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:''' | '''Implementation:''' | ||
To achieve the Filtering by Neighbourhood filter, simply do the following steps: | To achieve the Filtering by Neighbourhood filter, simply do the following steps: | ||
− | # Drag | + | # Drag ‘timestamp’ to ‘Filter’ |
− | # | + | # Drag 'timestamp' to pages |
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Latest revision as of 23:48, 13 October 2019
Contents
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
Dashboard 2: Response Priority
Dashboard 3: Data Uncertainty
Visualization Techniques
Technique | Rationale & Implementation |
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Interactive Technique 1: Filter for the use of time range slider | 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.
To achieve this slider filter function, simply do the following steps:
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Interactive Technique 2: Hover | 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:
|
Interactive Technique 3: Group |
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:
|
Interactive Technique 4: Pages/Animation | 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:
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