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Bar charts with percentage labels but counts on the y axis
June 11, 2014
ggplot
& reproducibleResearch
Bar charts and histograms are easily to understand. I often write for non-specialist audiences so I tend to use them a lot. People like percentages
Also in Bosnia & Herzegovina, satisfied parents are those who believe their school representatives are effective
November 11, 2010
Bosnia-Herzegovina
& education
& ggplot
& research
& social research
In the mixed effects regression for all 10 countries in the research I mentioned previously on this blog
Which parents are satisfied with their child’s education? Those who know their class representative well. Especially in poor schools.
October 14, 2010
education
& ggplot
& research
& social research
Another result from our OSI / ESP survey of nearly 11000 parents in ten countries. Dots are individual parents. The y-axis is individual parents’
Students in predominantly ethnic minority classes want segregated education very much. The others don’t.
October 7, 2010
Bosnia-Herzegovina
& education
& ggplot
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I just did this for what will hopefully be a book chapter on our Divided Education - Divided Citizens research project with NEPC. Explanation
What is wrong with this graph?
September 28, 2010
ggplot
& psychology
& social research
This is a graph from our surveys with the University of Munich in B&H about ten years ago. In previous presentations (but not in peer-reviewed