Thank you Denes, Richard, and Charlie for this amazing unit!
Data Visualisation Portfolio
Skill: Building a site and embedding charts
Skill: Hosting data
I built this using raw data
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I built this using an API
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Skill: Editing data and writing JSON by hand
This chart is built using raw data, after I added Sweden's observations to the CSV.Both charts use OECD Data
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This chart is built by adding data to the JSON file manually
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Skill: Scraping
I created this interactive chart after scraping data from YouGov
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Skill: Creating API driven charts
I built this chart using the World Bank API. I converted the XML format of the API to JSON before including it in the chart. Thank you Denes!
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I built this chart using the ONS API. It is interactive!
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Skill: APIs and Python Loops
The data in this chart was generated by 4 WorldBank APIs. I created the APIs on Google Colab and then downloaded the data as a CSV and manipulated it in Excel
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Find the Colab Book for the FRED Data here! (I did World Bank simply because I found it more interesting). here.
Skill: Listening
After going to the Talking Economics Festival, I spent a good time thinking about when Sarah Smith mentioned that women's mental health suffered more than men's during the pandemic. This chart compares women's anxiety levels to men's, showing us that, on average, women's mental health was indeed doing worse than men's. Interestingly enough, the trend in changes in the GAD-7 score is similar for both genders, which peaked during June of 2020.
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Skill: Interactivity
Zoom in! (If this is not your cup of tea, I have two other interactive charts on my portfolio!)
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Skill: Data Analytics
This is related to my project, only done with rural as opposed to urban population %. We find an R² of 0.05, indicating no correlation between rural population and domestic violence laws index.The greater the index the greater the discrimination. The regression equation is y = -0.0 * x + 0.75
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