Statistical visualization

Mathematica provides us with a wide variety of statistical plotting functions. Let's take a look at a few of them:

Distribution shapes
- Histogram
- SmoothHistogram
- Histogram3D
- PairedHistogram
- DensityHistogram and so on
Charting
- PieChart
- BubbleChart
- BarChart
- SectorChart
- PairedBarChart
- 3D versions of some of these charts
Miscellaneous
- Gauges, such as AngularGauge, HorizontalGauge, VerticalGauge, BulletGauge, ClockGauge, and so on
- Financial charts, such as CandlestickChart, TradingChart, FinancialIndicator, KagiChart, RenkoChart, and so on

To visualize the distribution shapes of empirical data, Mathematica provides different kinds of histogram-plotting functions. SmoothHistogram provides a smooth estimation of the shape, whereas Histogram, Histogram3D, and PairedHistogram give a discrete shape (which is often better to understand empirical data). DensityHistogram is a plot for visualizing spatial data density.

The most common charting functions are listed next. We have already used...

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Mathematica data visualization

By : Saquib

Mathematica data visualization

By: Saquib

Overview of this book

Statistical visualization

Mathematica data visualization

By : Saquib

Mathematica data visualization

By: Saquib

Overview of this book

Statistical visualization

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