The chapter focuses on the representation of data through various graphical methods such as graphs, diagrams, and maps. It emphasizes the significance of visual representation in enhancing understanding and ease of comparison. Different types of graphs and maps are discussed alongside their construction methods and appropriate usage for various data representations.
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Term: Data Representation
Definition: The method of presenting data in graphical or diagrammatic form to enhance understanding and make comparisons easier.
Term: Line Graph
Definition: A graphical representation of data points connected by straight lines, typically used for time series data.
Term: Choropleth Map
Definition: A type of map where areas are shaded or patterned in proportion to the value of a variable being represented, often used to show population density or similar data.
Term: Activity Map
Definition: A map that visually represents the flow of movements such as people or goods between locations, often using varying line thickness.
Term: Thematic Map
Definition: A type of map focused on a specific theme or subject area rather than just representing geographic locations.