October 2016
Beginner to intermediate
456 pages
11h 17m
English
book
Predictive Analytics For Dummies, 2nd Edition
by Dr. Anasse Bari, Dr. Mohamed Chaouchi, Dr. Tommy Jung
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Chapter 11
Visualization of Analytical Results
IN THIS CHAPTER
Applying visualization to the predictive analytics lifecycle
Evaluating data visualization
Using visualization on different predictive analytics models
Introducing a novel predictive analytics visualization
Highlighting big data visualization tools
Visualization is an art. In predictive analytics, it’s the art of being able to analyze and tell a story from your data and analytical results. The story may not only be about the present or the past, but also about the future.
Quick, easy-to-generate visualizations would enhance the decision-making process, making it faster and more effective. Data visualization would also provide executives with a basis for asking better and smarter questions about the organization.
This chapter zooms in on the importance, benefits, and complexities of data visualization. You become familiar with four criteria you can use to evaluate a visualization of analytical results. You’re also introduced to the different types of visualizations that you can deploy for different types of prediction models.
This chapter focuses on the specific use of data visualization: making sense of the analytical results and using the visualization as part of your reporting back to the business stakeholders. See Chapter 4 for other data visualization techniques that can help you get a closer look at your data ...
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