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2.2.2 How to choose the best form of Visualization.2.1.1 Melissa Anderson’s Principles of Design.1.6.4 Useful Links on Data Visualization Resources, Trends, and Tutorials.1.6 Additional Resources for Aspiring Data Visualists.1.5.5 Data visualization can’t explain data, leaving room for interpretation.1.5.3 Automatic visualization vs. context-specific visualization.
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