Archive - Visualisations

The state of generative AI VC

I’m reading this report by Menlo Ventures on the state of generative AI in the enterprise, and it has this chart.

Nov 15, 2023 •

July 2020

Spurious correlations

Scatter plots with regression lines can make your analysis look "brilliant and mysterious", but they also make it easier to be dishonest

Jul 9, 2020 •

Representing clusters of lines

Last week we looked at how to visualise results of Monte Carlo simulations. This time, we look at another case where we have to show a very large number…

Jul 3, 2020 •

June 2020

Representing brilliant and mysterious distributions

It is not easy to describe visually the results of Monte Carlo Simulations

Jun 25, 2020 •

Graphics designers often fall into the trap of trying to show too much information. Sometimes, showing less information can make for better stories and…

Jun 18, 2020 •

V for Victory, or Delta Force

When the data breaks convention, the way you communicate it also needs to break convention

Jun 11, 2020 •

Karthik Shashidhar

Reading between the lines

What do you do when the information in a graph lies in the area between curves? Just label it.

Jun 4, 2020 •

Karthik Shashidhar

May 2020

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