Here are some common terms used in data visualization:
Basic Terms
- Data: Raw, unorganized facts and figures.
- Information: Data that has been processed, organized, and interpreted.
- Visualization: The graphical representation of data.
- Chart: A graphical representation of data.
- Graph: A diagram showing the relation between two or more variables.
Types of Charts and Graphs
- Bar Chart: A chart with rectangular bars representing data.
- Line Chart: A chart with lines connecting data points.
- Pie Chart: A circular chart divided into slices representing proportions.
- Scatter Plot: A chart with points representing data points.
- Histogram: A chart with bars representing the frequency distribution of data.
- Box Plot: A chart showing the distribution of data through quartiles.
Data Visualization Principles
- Clarity: The visualization should be easy to understand.
- Simplicity: The visualization should be simple and not overly complex.
- Relevance: The visualization should be relevant to the data and the story being told.
- Consistency: The visualization should be consistent in its design and style.
- Ethicality: The visualization should not be misleading or deceptive.
Data Visualization Tools
- Tableau: A powerful data visualization and business intelligence tool.
- Power BI: A business analytics service by Microsoft.
- Python: A programming language with libraries like Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Plotly.
- R: A programming language and environment for statistical computing and graphics.

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