By the Numbers: Highest Grossing Movies by Rotten Tomatoes Scores



By Declan Bradley

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Peter C. Stockman
Peter C. Stockman
7 months ago

This very cool. Looks like ggplot2. Also worth publishing in this column is Menards famous “Carte Figurative” of Napoleon’s Russian Campaigne: comment image

Declan
Declan
7 months ago

In fact it is ggplot2, good eye! Thank you for sharing the Carte Figurative, it looks very cool, although I’m trying to focus this column on visualizations I make myself in R, so I may not be able to post it. Perhaps in a few weeks I’ll do a special entry of the column on famous data visualizations readers might be interested in.

Peter C. Stockman
Peter C. Stockman
7 months ago
Reply to  Declan

Sure. Understood. In any case now you have it. If first saw it in Tufte’s book “The Visual Display of Quantitative Information”. I have a reprint of the map framed on my wall. Take a close look: coming back soldiers die at river crossings.

Peter C. Stockman
Peter C. Stockman
7 months ago
Reply to  Declan

If you are looking for interesting datasets here is standard data set for comparing North American universities and colleges along a large number of dimensions: https://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/use-the-data

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reedcollegequest
6 months ago

Thank you, I will certainly look into that! I’m sure there are lot of interesting stories that could come out of a dataset like that

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