November 2016
Beginner to intermediate
959 pages
43h 46m
English
One of the alternative methods to visualize multivariate data is using Chernoff faces. Each variable in the dataset is used to represent a feature of the face. Chernoff used 18 variables to represent different facial features such as head, nose, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, and ears. Kosara (http://eagereyes.org/criticism/chernoff-faces) discusses the limitation of using Chernoff faces at length.
In order to construct Chernoff faces, I have downloaded some specific macroeconomic variables for a set of countries from the World Bank website.

We will implement Chernoff faces in R by using the faces() function available ...
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