Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

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In this post, I am going to show you an ideal option to illustrate the quantitative relationship between different entities under multiple categories — Sankey Diagram.

Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

(TO BE CONTINUED)

In this post, I am going to show you an ideal option to illustrate the comparison between categorical/binary data — dumbbell chart.

Ideas

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Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

(TO BE CONTINUED)

In this post, I am introducing you to a lite way of displaying your statewide information: Tile Map.

Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

(TO BE CONTINUED)

In this post, I am going to show you an alternative to display your percentage data: a waffle chart.

Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

(TO BE CONTINUED)

In this post, I am going to new a way of depicting completion: fill percentage ball chart!

Data Visualization

To me, Tableau is the only kind of tool that allows me to do data science as an artist. However, there will be no fun if everyone does the same visualization with Tableau. This article is one episode of my series “Make Your Dashboard Stand Out” which provides you with some brilliant but not default visualization ideas. If you are new to me, do check out the following articles:

(TO BE CONTINUED)

In this post, I am going to show you an alternative to display your percentage data: dotted progress bar.

Deep Learning, Web Scraping

Disclaimer: This article is only for educational purposes. We do not encourage anyone to scrape websites, especially those web properties that may have terms and conditions against such actions.

Previously, I developed a movie recommendation system using Natural Language Processing. It can provide advice to any user of this platform whilst an established system is expected to include new movies constantly. In this article, I am going to introduce a method that helps a recommendation system include new movies in the dataset when their production companies do not provide their genre information. …

First of all, let me show what the app eventually looks like:

As is indicated from the image above, users will be able to get the probability for each player/side to get the rebound, which is useful to basketball operators when they need to arrange tactics about rebounding. And some of the takeaways from the GIF above are:

1. We need an interface in the frontend that allows users to place the players on the court by dragging the items;
2. we need a kernel in the backend that can predict any individual probability for a player to grab the rebound (and…