On 2010-01-10 David L. Barak, Washington DC wrote: Edward Tufte´s The Visual Display of Quantitative Information is sheer genius - he lays out the principles of how information should be portrayed graphically, with rules like ´the number of information-carrying (variable) dimensions should not exceed the number of dimensions in the data.´ It´s like reading The Art of War, except for data analysis.. And summed up by saying Authoritative genius. Currently The Visual Display of Quantitative Information has an overall rating of 8 over 10.
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Graphics Press claimed A modern classic. Tufte teaches the fundamentals of graphics, charts, maps and tables. ´A visual Strunk and White´ (The Boston Globe). Includes 250 delightfullly entertaining illustrations, all beautifully printed.
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