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Currently state wise distribution is plotted as a pie chart. Pie charts are good for showing relative sizes but in this instance the more useful information is the absolute number of cases/death... in a particular state and not how many times more people in one state than other.
This information is much better conveyed using bar graphs so I recommend switching to bar graph.
In particular I recommend the following graph:
On X axis you have states(ordered by the number of cases, on Y axis you have number of people (on log scale). For each state, there would be three bars for confirmed cases, cured cases and deaths respectively.
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Currently state wise distribution is plotted as a pie chart. Pie charts are good for showing relative sizes but in this instance the more useful information is the absolute number of cases/death... in a particular state and not how many times more people in one state than other.
This information is much better conveyed using bar graphs so I recommend switching to bar graph.
In particular I recommend the following graph:
On X axis you have states(ordered by the number of cases, on Y axis you have number of people (on log scale). For each state, there would be three bars for confirmed cases, cured cases and deaths respectively.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: