DataViz projects
Joy-bringing plots!
For this project, given the large amount of data that I had to visualize, I decided to go for a joyplot, sorting each density plot (i.e., brain region) by its mode.
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A compact alternative to barplots
For this project, I had to plot over 30 arrays with different colors and shades, so I decided to go for a variation of a radial barplot. Per brain area, each shade indicates a different pupil size and the distance from the center is the firing rate of a neuron.
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Introducing the slinky plots!
This is an alternative layout for datasets in which a small number of distributions have to be shown and aesthetics are important (i.e. always :D). A single value is represented by the endpoint of a thin arc; the bold ones are distribution averages. Shades mean different conditions.
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Radar plots can be useful too
As another alternative for bar plots, in this case when we have multiple categories and variables, we can opt for a radar plot, split by category.
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No country for young people
Data visualization of the generational imbalance that, throughout the years, takes place in Spain. Youngsters, as a group, have a higher median debt, lower median wealth and can spend less in food...
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Wild gender balance heterogeneity in the Spanish R&D system
Project to show how well the Spanish R&D sector incorporates female and male workers. The hourglass-like shape shows the enormous regional differences.
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Informative visuals of speech
In this case, I used a Word Cloud layout to show the top most 100 common words in a pool of oral reports from subjects that had undergone a breathwork intervention. For fun, I masked the traditional rectangular layout to follow a breathing face!
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