Tag Archives: Data Analysis and Visualization
Interesting World Statistics and How to Define a “Continent”
Normalizing the world’s statistics in these creative ways looks interesting: To clarify the above chart: when they say “nationality”, they simply mean the total population of all the countries that belong to the location shown. But this definition of the continents … Continue reading
Largest supercomputer simulation of the Universe
One of the comments on YouTube was: “We are in a neural network”…
Where is the Money?
If you are wondering where the US GDP comes from, this analysis should provide the answer.
The Digital Hospital Of The Future
Let’s see who is trying to improve our future hospital experience: Basically, the above plot includes most disciplines discussed by this blog:
One Car Giant and the Eight Kanji Strokes
Nowadays, Toyota, as the most valuable car brand, is in the driver’s seat. My guess is that many of you currently own a Toyota, or have had it before. Toyota Motor Corporation was founded by the Toyoda family. However, ten Japanese … Continue reading
Friday The 13th Analytics
Good folks at FiveThirtyEight looked at the impact of superstitions on the parents of future babies. To save their kids from forever repeating “I was born on Friday the 13th,” on just “on 13th,” they either accelerate or delay their baby’s birth, … Continue reading
The Largest in Business
As of September 2016, the top 10 world’s largest companies by market cap were these super-companies: This list changed a lot in the last 20 years, as some of these companies weren’t around back then. Facebook, for example, was founded in … Continue reading
