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Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Visualization for Linguistic Research:Day 2 - Tools and Methods
Olga Scrivner
Olga Scrivner
29th European Summer School in Logic,Language, and Information, Toulouse, 2017
What you have control over and what you think maycause variation
I Dependent
what you measure and what is affected by other factors
Find dependent and independent factors - 5 min:
1. You are investigating R pronunciation variation in NewYork: you variables are R (deleted or present), stores(Macys, Klein, Sax), lexical items (fourth and floor)
2. You are studying word order variation in French: youvariables are age of speakers, gender, discourse(neutral, non-neutral), order (direct object+verb orverb+direct object)
Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Variables
Variable - a measurable characteristic
I Independent variables
What you have control over and what you think maycause variation
I Dependent
what you measure and what is affected by other factors
Find dependent and independent factors - 5 min:
1. You are investigating R pronunciation variation in NewYork: you variables are R (deleted or present), stores(Macys, Klein, Sax), lexical items (fourth and floor)
2. You are studying word order variation in French: youvariables are age of speakers, gender, discourse(neutral, non-neutral), order (direct object+verb orverb+direct object)
Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Variable Types - 5 min
Provide an example of linguistic/sociolinguistic variables foreach data type.
Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Variable Types - 5 min
Provide an example of linguistic/sociolinguistic variables foreach data type.
Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Data Mapping (Mackinley, 1987)
I Nominal
I Quantitative
I Ordinal
Visualization forLinguisticResearch:
Day 2 - Tools andMethods
Olga Scrivner
Course Info
Methods
Design Rules
Tools
Mapping: Quantitative Data
Based on slides by John Hart https://www.coursera.org/learn/datavisualization
Shows hierarchical data as a proportion of a whole. Thischart uses a series of rectangles, nested within otherrectangles.https://www.tableau.com/sites/default/files/media/which_chart_v6_final_0.pdf
Chart Suggestions—A Th ought-StarterCircular Area Chart Line Chart Column Chart Line Chart
Scatter Chart
3D Area Chart
Pie Chart Waterfall Chart Stacked 100% Column Chart with Subcomponents
Stacked Area ChartStacked 100%Area Chart
StackedColumn Chart
Stacked 100%Column Chart
Bubble Chart
Scatter Chart
Variable WidthColumn Chart
Table or Table withEmbedded Charts
Bar Chart Column Chart
Column Histogram
Line Histogram
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One Variable per ItemOne Variable per ItemOne Variable per ItemOne Variable per Item
Among ItemsAmong ItemsAmong Items
What would youlike to show?
Many ItemsMany ItemsMany Items
Few CategoriesFew CategoriesFew Categories
Few ItemsFew ItemsFew Items
Many PeriodsMany PeriodsMany Periods
Cyclical DataCyclical DataCyclical DataCyclical Data Non-Cyclical DataNon-Cyclical DataNon-Cyclical Data
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Single or Few CategoriesSingle or Few CategoriesSingle or Few CategoriesSingle or Few Categories Many CategoriesMany CategoriesMany CategoriesMany Categories
Over TimeOver TimeOver Time
ComparisonComparisonComparison
DistributionDistributionDistribution
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TwoVariablesVariablesVariables
Th reeVariablesVariablesVariables
RelationshipRelationshipRelationship
CompositionCompositionComposition
Simple ShareSimple ShareSimple Shareof Totalof Totalof Total
Accumulation orAccumulation orAccumulation orSubtraction to TotalSubtraction to TotalSubtraction to Total
The background progresses from dark grey to light grey. Thehorizontal bar appears to progress from light grey to darkgrey, but is in fact just one colorhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_illusion
The background progresses from dark grey to light grey. Thehorizontal bar appears to progress from light grey to darkgrey, but is in fact just one colorhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_illusion