DATA 711 Visualizations

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Across
  1. 4. The design goal of securing audience approval for a visual display by actively overcoming natural resistance to change.
  2. 5. Visual elements that occupy space on a page or display but add no informative value, needlessly increasing cognitive load.
  3. 6. a bar chart recommended by Knaflic for pulling apart total values to show incremental positive and negative changes.
  4. 8. German psychological principles defining how the brain subconsciously groups discrete visual elements into a unified whole.
Down
  1. 1. The 80/20 principle stated by Dykes to justify aggregating the "long tail" of small data segments into "other" category.
  2. 2. The design principle that data displays must be understandable by audiences of all technical skill levels.
  3. 3. The Gestalt principle stating that visual elements positioned physically close together are perceived as a related group.
  4. 5. Tufte's term for non-essential visual elements.
  5. 7. Tufte's classic ratio, aka signal-to-noise ratio.