We're very excited to announce that we've been acquired by Qualtrics! blog.statwing.com/statwing-h…
5-minute survey of data scientists (if you take the survey you get the data): docs.google.com/a/statwing.c…
Another take on the product injury database via @flowingdata flowingdata.com/2016/02/09/w…, based off this data: statwing.com/demos/injuries
Interesting changes in the US presidential election betting markets after Iowa: i.imgur.com/958QjeG.png
A survey-based analysis of "What it’s like to live, work, and date as an Asian man in America"
medium.com/@JasonShen/what-i…
A nice look at what American congressional districts would look like without gerrymandering: washingtonpost.com/news/wonk…
Odds of winning powerball are looking pretty good! (Well, visually at least) graphics.wsj.com/lottery-odd…
An interesting dataset in Statwing: what injuries happened where to whom that led to hospitalization the US: statwing.com/demos/injuries
Only data in a "plural of anecdote is data" sense (and yes, that's the original quote), but it's interesting: fleximize.com/morning-ritual…
If you like monkeying around with random fun datasets, the "Data is Plural" newsletter is pretty fun. Recent ones: tinyletter.com/data-is-plura…
Not an analysis per se, but some fun with evolution and art: blogoscoped.com/archive/2007…
Fun writeup of the development of regression analysis, an Edison vs. Tesla kind of situation: priceonomics.com/the-discove…
Quick one. The changing age distribution of the US over time (+ projections): i.imgur.com/XQWQ57j.gif
A nice look at a few different visualization techniques (e.g, lots of lines, small multiples, etc.): news.nationalgeographic.com/…
Fun: What exact likelihood do people on average assume when someone says something is "probable". 60%? 80%? imgur.com/a/17bBP
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25000 surveys. 560 sites. 1 day. Mexican election + @SIMO_Consulting + @SurveyCTO + @statwing: surveycto.com/uses/simo_mexi…
A lovely interactive description of the rudiments of machine learning: r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-mach…
A mathematically grounded take on gerrymandering: mapsense.co/blog/2015/7/9/ge…




