This figure is often used to explore the relationship between two or three variables (in 2D or 3D visuals).

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This figure is often used to explore the relationship between two or three variables (in 2D or 3D visuals).

This figure is often used to explore the relationship between two or three variables (in 2D or 3D visuals).

▸ scatter plot

▸ bar chart

▸ line chart

▸ pie chart

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Analytics, Data Science, & Artificial Intelligence: Systems for Decision Support

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Authors: Sharda, Delen, Turban

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