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Could we use gradients since it is disabilities?

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Have different tints of green/yellow for mental illness

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Maybe we can use a font that is more appealing or stronger?

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There are too many colors. If there is a certain point that the creator wants to make, they can color-code just one portion of the data and gray out the rest.

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Show stacked bars as percentages of Expenditure

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Show stacked bars as percentages of Expenditure

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You could display percentages of each report spent on each category to see if the spending category proportions vary over reports.

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Maybe including an informative title

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It's unclear what the axis mean, so clarify them?

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I think it would be best if you use a bar chart, with the x axis on the left, and the y axis on the bottom.

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Im currently working on improving a visualization for a network graph. Its not final yet, but im happy with the progress! Posting first iteration (spring graph) and second (circular graph)

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Im currently working on improving a visualization for a network graph. Its not final yet, but im happy with the progress! Posting first iteration (spring graph) and second (circular graph)

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Investigate correlation between police expenses and numbers of perceived disability status. Try to get more data on other U.S. cities. Then plot SD in relation to other cities with alternative geometries.

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Whether a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department displayed signs of deafness, speech impairment, blindness, a mental health condition, intellectual or developmental disability, or another disability categorized as "other." This data is collected according to requirements set forth in Government Code section 12525.5 that was enacted as a result of the Racial and Identity Profiling Act of 2015 (AB 953), also known as RIPA.

The file contains one row per perceived disability per person stopped by Police. An officer may perceive more than one disability for a person stopped. The person stopped is uniquely identified in the pid field, and the stop is uniquely identified in the stop_id field. These two fields can be used to join this dataset to the other RIPA datasets available at the following links:

For more information about RIPA regulations, see the California Code of Regulations final text.

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Disability of persons
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RIPA police stop data - disability of persons stopped

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Whether a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department displayed signs of deafness, speech impairment, blindness, a mental health condition, intellectual or developmental disability, or another disability categorized as "other." This data is collected according to requirements set forth in Government Code section 12525.5 that was enacted as a result of the Racial and Identity Profiling Act of 2015 (AB 953), also known as RIPA.

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dataset

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Operating Actuals

This dataset includes the City's operating actuals. This data is also visualized by our online budget tool at budget.sandiego.gov.

The Operating actuals show dollars spent throughout the City to fund operations and services. Rows in this dataset show actuals at the expense or revenue account level. Each row includes the corresponding department and fund type, but additional corresponding information is available in separate reference datasets. Read our explanation on how to join the reference datasets to the actuals datasets.

For the actuals that include dollars spent to build and upgrade City infrastructure, see the dataset for the Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) Actuals.

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Operating Actuals
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This dataset includes the City's operating actuals. This data is also visualized by our online budget tool at budget.sandiego.gov. The Operating actuals show dollars spent throughout the City to fund operations and services. Rows in this dataset show actuals at the expense or revenue account level.

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Could you use a line chart with a different line for each department?

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You could bar chart the data in descending order based on count in order to better convey the amounts of stops in which each disability was perceived by the officer. In this case, you would want to use different colors for each disability category. Also, using a cleaner font, perhaps in the San Serif family, would make the graphic more appealing.

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Feel free to share your before and after here (or before + progress) for your own visualization!

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Data to Viz https://www.data-to-viz.com/

The Grammar of Graphics https://www.amazon.com/Grammar-Graphics-Statistics-Computing/dp/0387245448

The Glamour of Graphics

https://www.williamrchase.com/slides/assets/player/KeynoteDHTMLPlayer.html (slides)

https://resources.rstudio.com/rstudio-conf-2020/the-glamour-of-graphics-william-chase (video)

A Layered Grammar of Graphics https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1198/jcgs.2009.07098

Practical Typography https://practicaltypography.com/

Help Me Viz https://policyviz.com/helpmeviz/

Take a Sad Plot & Make it Better: https://apreshill.github.io/ohsu-biodatavis/slides.html#1

Chartable Blog https://blog.datawrapper.de

For Additional Inspiration: The Pudding https://pudding.cool/; FiveThirtyEight https://fivethirtyeight.com/; Flowing Data https://flowingdata.com/

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Will Chase's rstudio::conf2020 keynote

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Help determining which plot is appropriate

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From data to Viz | Find the graphic you need

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A classification of all possible chart types classified following the input data format.

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Help improve with your suggestions or figures!

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Help improve with your suggestions or figures!