AtlasSession 4L11: Graphical representation of data and measures of associationp.13–17
Graphs for categorical data
- 1 earlier topics
- Data and types of variables
- Summary statistics
- Summary measures by data type
- Tables
- Graphs for categorical data
Fig. 1
Fate of 120 subcutaneous PCL scaffolds in mice at 8 weeks: RGD-coated vs uncoated (scaffolds)
Fig. 1: Fate of 120 subcutaneous PCL scaffolds in mice at 8 weeks, as a one pie per group, counts. RGD-coated: Integrated about 34 in 100, Partially integrated about 9 in 100, Encapsulated about 31 in 100, Extruded about 26 in 100. Uncoated: Integrated about 8 in 100, Partially integrated about 28 in 100, Encapsulated about 30 in 100, Extruded about 34 in 100.
- Group sizes
- coated 70 · uncoated 50
- Reading
- — (tap a slice or bar to read it)
Chart Studio · First look
Level 1 · First look · Lecture 11 · p.13–17
Read a pie chart and a bar chart and compare two groups fairly.
Choose and read pie, simple, clustered and stacked bar charts for a categorical variable, overall and by group.
Pizza slices (the step you are on)
A pie split by favourite topping; bigger slice, more people.
A pizza cut by favourite topping: the bigger the slice, the more people chose it. Here each pie is one group of scaffolds, cut by what happened to them.