The functionality of the Visualize tab will provide you with a visual representation of market data. Two modes of visualization are available: Heat Map and Index Watch (you can switch between these using the Visualize drop-down).
The Heat Map represents the price activity of symbols in a watch list based on three visual parameters: color, brightness, and area. Red rectangles represent symbols that have moved downward, while green represent those with upward price movement; the brighter the color, the greater the move. The area of each rectangle is proportionate to the company's market cap.
The Index Watch mode provides a visual representation of how the indices of user-defined watch lists are performing intraday.
While an in-depth analysis of survey results is best presented in a comprehensive report, an infographic is an excellent medium for summarizing your findings for more immediate impact.
API response data visualization involves transforming complex JSON or XML data returned by an API into an easy-to-understand visual format. Instead of sifting through nested objects and arrays in raw data, visualizations present this information in graphical forms such as tables, charts, or images.
This is the golden rule. Always choose the simplest way to convey your information. Identify the relationships and patterns of your data and focus on what you want to show. Depict nominal data.
Aphantasia is a characteristic some people have related to how their mind and imagination work. Having it means you don't have visual imagination, keeping you from picturing things in your mind. People often don't realize they have it, and it's not a disability or medical condition.
Pie charts are among the most popular chart types used for comparing survey results. Each arc of a pie chart is outlined by creating outspread lines. These emanate from the circle's focal point to its closures.
Visual surveys involve gathering the visual information on selected features of the water, the channel, the riparian area, the corridor and the watershed. So, what is inventoried? Just about anything you can think of can be inventoried—from the color of the water to the conditions of the surrounding lands.
Bar Chart: Best for comparing data across different categories. Pie Chart: Ideal for displaying parts of a whole, such as the percentage of satisfied and dissatisfied customers. Line Graph: Effective for showing trends over time, such as changes in satisfaction levels.
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