Exploratory Data Visualization Lab
Since the dataset was a list of the 10 most popular baby names and we
data visualization
Lab Week 6
I chose to view the data in a way where the popularity of each individual
Visualization of Most Common Names in New Zealand
2001200220032004200520062007200820092010Year050100150200250300350400450500550600CountJessicaHannahEmmaOliviaGraceGeorgiaSophieSamanthaSarahEmilyEllaCharlotteIsabellaLilyRubyAmeliaChloeJoshuaJackSamuelThomasBenjaminJamesJacobLiamMatthewDanielEthanWilliamRyanOliverRileyLucasFMGender I chose to visualize how to popularity of different names changed over the time
Reflective Blog Post: Network Analysis of Francis Bacon’s Social Connections
Basic Structure and Functions A comprehensive compilation of historical social interactions in the 17th century,
Blog Post Week 6
The network project that I chose to investigate was Six Degrees of Francis Bacon. In
Blog Week 6
I explored the project “Using Metadata to Find Paul Revere” by Kieran Healy for network
Name Trend Visualization
Data visualization plays a crucial role in DH projects by enabling people to uncover patterns,
Week 6 Blog: Using Palladio to Visualize Ads; A Deconstruction
https://ricedh.github.io/01-palladio.html What (or who) are the nodes and what are the edges? The nodes in
The Visualization of Names
For this lab, I choose to specifically look at the most popular boy’s names in
Network Analysis
I looked at the Homestead Nebraska project. Homesteading is a lifestyle of self-sufficiency. It involves
