CST383 - Module 4
What did I learn in the fourth week of CST383? This week covered visualizing multiple variables and going into two discrete variables, while making the core idea about choosing the correct type of plot for a data set, which would be based on the nature of the data instead of personal preference. The most surprising aspects about this week were the new visualization plotting types like violin, bar() and crosstab(). Violin wasn't gone over too deeply but the other two types of plotting do bars just like a histogram would, but with a distinct difference in the visualization of data, as bar() is mostly used for visualizing the individual sections a part of that data as a whole (e.i. 0-25), and crosstab() combines the bar() to provide more details on it based on individual aspects instead. A concept I am still unsure about is the right visualization for certain data, as I do understand that continuous has 3 (box, density, & hist), while discrete is mostly attributed to bar plots or ...