Maps Visualization

One hundred units. One selected total.

Parts divide one non-overlapping total. The data table retains exact values.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: Grid cells are rounded percentage shares.

Maps Visualization

How often do rates fall in each interval?

Bar height is a count of observations in a numeric interval.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: Bins affect the appearance. These country-years are not independent survey samples.

Maps Visualization

How concentrated is this selected population?

Bars show shares; the line accumulates those shares to 100%.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: The denominator includes only these six countries, not all West Africa.

Maps Visualization

Use area to show parts of a whole.

Parts divide one non-overlapping total. The data table retains exact values.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: Small differences are easier to compare with bars.

Maps Visualization

Four histories, one set of axes.

Trace each series through time. The vertical position is an annual rate.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: Annual observations do not reveal within-year volatility. No smoothing is applied.

Maps Visualization

A third variable, carried by area.

Each point is a country. Bubble area represents population.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: No trend or causal model is fitted. Nominal GDP is not purchasing-power parity.

Maps Visualization

Track the distance between two years.

Each pair links the same country. Position gives the rate in each year.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: The line does not describe the path between the two observations.

Maps Visualization

Two variables. Sixteen positions.

Each point is a country. All markers are equal in size.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: No trend or causal model is fitted. Nominal GDP is not purchasing-power parity.

Maps Visualization

Which inflation rates rose, and which fell?

The zero line separates rising from falling annual inflation rates.

Data source: World Bank WDI / ADG local snapshot

Method: A falling inflation rate does not necessarily mean falling prices.

Maps Visualization

Two sides. One shared scale.

Left and right bars use the same magnitude scale for each age group.

Data source: ADG deterministic test fixture (not observed data)

Method: Illustrative counts are not demographic observations. Labels define both sides.

Subscribe to Chart

No results found

Try adjusting your search or filters.