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Statistical Charts area

Statistics is an incredibly popular modern industry that uses numerous effective ways of studying and methods of exploration objects, phenomena, and processes of collecting, storing, summarizing and processing precise data. Statistics allows structuring data in a form convenient for the further analysis, these are the tables, statistical charts, graphs, geometric shapes. The statistical methods are effective and actively used in business, planning, and management, they allow obtaining the objective estimates and to give forecasts as possible accurate and close to the reality.

The most common and visual way to display graphically the statistical information are the graphs and charts. The statistical graphs are classified according to the number of features, including the method of construction, the form of applied graphical figures and the nature of solved problems. Among the widely used Statistical Charts there are Area Charts representing data as a series of points connected by straight lines and filling the area between them and the axis; Bar Graphs depicting the categories of data using the bars with lengths proportional to their values; Divided Bar Diagrams that is represented as rectangle divided into the parts in proportion to the data; Histograms representing the distribution of data and depicting the data intervals (bins) as rectangles with the areas proportional to the frequency of observations falling into the corresponding intervals; Line Graphs showing the dependence of two variables on a 2D graph as points connected by the straight line segments; Picture Graphs using pictures and clipart to visualize the data categories; Pie Charts having a disk form and divided into sectors in proportion to the total amount; Scatter Diagrams displaying the data set as a collection of points in Cartesian coordinates.

Statistical Charts Area extends greatly abilities of the ConceptDraw DIAGRAM's users providing a wide variety of high-functional solutions intended for drawing different types of Statistical Charts, such as Area Charts, Bar Graphs, Divided Bar Diagrams, Histograms, Line Graphs, Picture Graphs, Pie Charts, and Scatter Diagrams.

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2022-06-10
Area Charts Area Charts

Area charts or graphs visualize changes in values by filling in the area beneath a line that connects data points. Area charts are often used to visualize cumulative totals over time.

Bar Graphs Bar Graphs

Bar graphs or charts are a popular way of presenting data, where each bars height indicates a specific data value. They can be used in a wide variety of business settings.

Divided Bar Diagrams Divided Bar Diagrams

A divided bar graph is a rectangle divided into smaller rectangles along its length in proportion to the data. Divided bars are used for visual representation of numerical data.

Histograms Histograms

A histogram is useful if you need to represent data broken into intervals. A histogram is drawn with rectangles (3-d blocks, cylinders etc) side-by-side with the area of each rectangle being proportional to the frequency of the observations that fall into that corresponding interval. They are often used to plot data that spans several periods (days, weeks, months, years).

Line Graphs Line Graphs

Use a line graph to show how one variable is affected by another as it increases or decreases. Line graphs are used to compare two variables, where each variable is plotted on a 2d graph. They are most useful when displaying data or information that changes continuously over time.

Picture Graphs Picture Graphs

Pictures and icons can be used to emphasise the information displayed on a bar chart. For instance, you can use coins and banknotes to represent finance, or people icons for population comparison - this is catered for within the solution.

Pie Charts Pie Charts

The Pie Charts solution allows you to create charts that can be used in statistics, business, and mass media for composition comparison (i.e. to visualize the percentage for the parts of one total).

Scatter Diagrams Scatter Diagrams

A scatter diagram displays data sets as a collection of points, with Cartesian coordinates determined by the values for two variables. Use it to identify potential linear and nonlinear relationships between variables. This solution helps you create diagrams that visualize how a change in one variable affects another.


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