Using Aggregations as Derived Attributes with processing tool

Project : Using Aggregations as Derived Attributes

1 Objectives

In this assignment you look to address scalability concerns with your previous sketches by using aggregation techniques. Again, take care to use good software engineering practices.

2 Ground Rules

This assignment is intended to be done alone. You may ask others for help with figuring out how detailsof Processing. However, code must be your own (MOSS will be used!). Furthermore, NO additional libraries (such as giCentre utilities) may be used. Doing so will result in a 0 for those sketches.

3 Assignment Instructions

 Download the data set at [login to view URL]~stob/data/srsatact.csv. This dataset contains standardized scores for all Calvin College 2004 seniors that have taken both the ACT and the SAT, together with their GPAs. There are 271 data points and 4 dimensions.

 Using your existing dashboard implementation, you will add a few new visualizations (you can remove old ones of your choice).

 Create a Histogram1 for each attribute and display using small multiples.

 Calculate the Pearson Correlation Coecient2 for all combination of attributes and show it using a Corrgram. Try to pick a variety beyond just a heatmap (i.e. use extra and/or redundant encodings).

 Modify your sketch to use any additional linking, interactions, or visual channels to encoding additional variables. Your selection and their implementation will have an impact on your grade.

 Add embellishments of your choice. These can include but are not limited to: axis lines, labels, and tick marks. Your selection and their implementation will have an impact on your grade.

 Make sure your visualizations are robust by designing them to support other data (number of elements or value range) and by designing them to support any size of canvas.

4 Submission

Please submit your data le and sketch in a single zip le on Canvas by the start of class on the due [login to view URL] sure things are labeled well, so that your peers can nd them.

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