As part of my job as a scientist, I enjoy producing nice data visualizations once in a while. Below is an overview of some graphs, charts, and animations I have made over the years, some for actual publications or presentations, others just for my own purposes or insights.
A basic scatter plot of data points for different model parameter values, with linear regression fits (solid lines) added.
A level plot showing the amount of overlap between all possible pairs of 12 closely related sets.
A bar plot showing the difference between two ranking measurements over a range of sports seasons.
An animated image showing how the value resulting from a particular mathematical function grows over time.
Snapshots showing the dynamical behavior of a 2D cellular automaton that produces spontaneous spirals.
A large directed network with a clear hierarchical structure consisting of several levels.
An animated visualization showing how the bifurcation diagram of a given dynamical system changes with an increasing parameter value.
A 3D surface plot showing how the value of one variable changes over a range of values of two other variables.
Two space-time diagrams showing the spatial and dynamical behavior of a particular 1D cellular automaton.
An animated image showing how the shape of a plant can result from an iterated geometrical function.
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