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	<title>Doumont, Jean luc and Philippe Vandenbroeck</title>	<link>http://tc.eserver.org/authors/Doumont,_Jean-luc_and_Philippe_Vandenbroeck</link>
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		<title>Choosing the Right Graph</title>
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		<description>When it comes to graphing data, most professionals show little method or creativity. They typically limit themselves to a small repertoire of graph types and select from it on the basis of habit, if not sheer ease of production. Similarly, the many books on graphing&#xD;devote much attention to graphical integrity and readability, but little&#xD;or none to graph selection. We developed a methodology to help engineers, scientists, and managers choose the “right graph” on the basis of three criteria: the structure of the data set in terms of number&#xD;and type of variables, the intended use of the graph, and the research&#xD;question or intended message. The first and third criteria allow one to&#xD;construct an effective two-entry selection table.</description>
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