Portfolio

Sample projects presented here have been simplified, data simulated and some context removed to protect sensitive information.

 

Interactive dashboards

 

 

Visualizations

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barplot.png A call for action. This bar plot invites discussion on depression problems during COVID-19
stigma.png Does being a victim of physical violence lead to stigma? A plot that required a unique touch to demonstrate results to an academic audience
boardgames.png A marketing study of board games conducted for a small start up
books.png An analysis done for an independent book store to come up with a strategy for new stock
alluvial.png Alluvial plots demonstrate change in categories across time
neuro_vulnerability.png Changes happen over time. This graph visualizes peaks in development of brain areas accross mulitple years
network.png Network graphs are perfect for visualizing relationships between many variables at a glance
sex_interaction.png Statistical models require explanation. Depending on the task and audience, I provide explanation what each element of the plot is at the level of detail necessary
centrality.png Multiple graphs can be chunked to orderly present high volumes of information
correlation_plot.png Here relationships between variables (correlations) are represented with dots. The bigger the dot, the stronger the relationship.
lithium.png Some tasks require bespoke plots. Here I had to get think outside the box to demonstrate the differences in intelligence tests between children who were exposed to lithium vs. those who have not
substance_preds.png Relationships between variables can get complicated. Regardless of how complicated the end model, a good visualization should always be included to demystify what the model tells us
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