I was totally anticipating the day when I can finally create plots LOL
So yeah, I’m so excited doing these data visualization courses. The coding part is getting tougher every day but I tried my best!
The hexbin plots were awesome and it made me read the documentation gladly and spent half an hour just to decide on which color should I pick for my plots
Congratulations on finishing one more project. The next hire is getting closer!
Just a few quick notes to constructive feedback:
You don’t need to save the return of the methods in a variable if you are not going to use them… just print the return, so you won’t use unnecessary computer memory;
You made a great tale introducing your project, which is great to get audience interest, but because of that I was expecting more context about why you’ve chosen those graphics, why that order, what which graphics are meant to demonstrate, etc;
I thought it was nice that you’ve isolated that majors with the highest unemployment based on 75° percentile, then you checked if they were the same majors with higher ‘Total’, it seems you’ve missed a great opportunity to use scatter plot to verify this correlation.
Overall I loved your effort into bringing more plots, more analysis, and even new kinds of plots, but I was expecting more context about them.
Nice work! Keep going!
I agree about the contexts, in which I think that I’m still lacking knowledge as to why one graphic is being used over another, and when to use a certain graphic if I have a certain type of data.
This limited understanding made me unable to write any strong reason on why I chose certain graphics in a particular order, and also missing the chance to use scatter plot as you pointed out, but rather just following the guided project’s instructions.
I hope that the more I study, I will be able to express myself more with the codes and new tools I’ve learned (the graphics)
