Other Charts

These charts do not fit neatly into other classifications.

Boxplot

Boxplots build a visualization that shows you the distribution of a required Y axis column, possibly broken down by the bins of an optional X axis column and creates separate boxplots for each subgroup for each bin on the color axis. The Y axis column must be numeric, the X axis column can be numeric or text.

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2D Distribution

The 2D Distribution chart builds a visualization that shows you the bivariate distribution of a required X axis column and a required Y axis column. Each column is binned and the resulting cells are colored by the relative density of rows in that cell.

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Lift Chart

Warning

This chart type is deprecated. Lift charts are provided for models in Visual ML results.

Treemap

Treemap charts build a visualization of the hierarchical structure of tree diagrams. Each parent node is represented by a rectangular area with its children nodes nested inside. The size of each area is dependent on the value of the corresponding node.

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KPI

Standing for “Key Performance Indicator”, KPI charts build a simple value visualization for single or multiple aggregations.

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Radar

Radar charts are ideal for comparing multiple quantitative variable, each variable being displayed as a radial axis. The values of the same category are shown as polygon, of which each chart can have 1 or more.

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Sankey

A Sankey chart is used to depict the flow of resources, quantities, or values from one set of entities to another. It is a type of flow chart that illustrates data across different categories or stages.

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Gauge

The Gauge chart, also known as speedometer, is used to display data in a circular axis to demonstrate performance or progress. This axis can be colored to offer better segmentation and clarity.

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