When a log-log scatter plot fails to reveal a correlation, you can always draw a nice blue line on it.

Remember you ultimately want to turn data into actions or insight. This is often done thru visualization. Often designers of Infographics are only interested in making a viz. Which is why this infographic missed the mark. One tangible suggestion is to add a short explanation of the metrics used which may help tie the story together better.

We use lemon extensively in Greek cuisine, but never with any of the veggies here. Potatoes, rice, spinach, leeks, meat, fish, even fried cheese (not feta) would be there for us. Certainly never on tomatoes, which are acidic enough on their own.

Edit: On Kale and artichoke yes, only theur're not that common.

Apparently, lakhs mean 100 thousand in India . I was not aware of that

Lmao joke went right over my head ig, my b

Number of students leaving. Unit is lakh

Well, I suppose the target audience hereof is Indians; ipso facto, it makes sense to use lakhs. Additionally, I'd argue most people are familiar enough with lakhs. I'm American, never been to India, and still am aware of them.

I've never looked at a data but I would've thought that that unit is used that the audience is familiar with.

5 lakhs. That's 500 000, in standard format.

Well, that is a common practice, albeit an annoying one.

A more interesting chart would be 'which language do you use' vs 'which language would you rather be using'. One of the national DOE labs computes something like this and the clear winner was Rust.

Haha just trying to make sense of it for myself

I wonder why Cache didn’t appear. The worlds most popular medical software is based in Cache as are some big deal non-medical systems. https://www.epic.com/epic/post/healthcare-mapping-milky-way-5-things-didnt-know-epics-tech

thanks, number units translator

What's next? Using miles for US-American data?

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Took me a while to figure this out. 1 lakh is 100,000. 1 crore is 10 million. So 1 lakh crore is 1 trillion. 3 trillion rupees is about $12 36 billion USD

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[2,2] shows up as 0.0% due to rounding. It has actually happened 3 times as a "final digit of each team's final score" number pair in the 13,557 regular season or playoff games in the Super Bowl era (since 1966). I've linked to the games below.

None of those instances was 32-12, which according to the Scorigami website, has never happened before, and would therefore be Scorigami. (Not sure how far back Scorigami looks; I always assumed it covered "all" of NFL history.)

Buccaneers 42, Raiders 32 Nov 4, 2012 https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201211040rai.htm

Bills 42, Dolphins 32 Dec 5, 2004 https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200412050mia.htm

Chiefs 42, Bengals 22 Oct 26, 1969 https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/196910260kan.htm

And each number represents the final digit of each team's final score. Which I realize now is not super clear when just looking at the standalone image if someone is not already familiar with how these pools work. Will look to remedy that next year.

58% of Large Infrastructure Projects are delayed leading to a cost overrun of more than Rs. 3 lakh crore. The Government informed the Parliament on Monday that Road & Railway projects are on top regarding delays and cost escalation.

Designed using Adobe Illustrator.

Data Source: Parliament Q&A

It’s Indian data…

So, would my Birds winning 32-12 be Scorigami????

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