Bar charts display comparisons between categories or groups. Useful for showing differences in quantities.
Line charts visualize trends over time, showing how values increase or decrease.
Pie charts show proportions of categories within a whole. Donut charts are a variation with a blank center, making space for additional info.
Box plots represent the distribution and spread of data, including median, quartiles and outliers.
Violin plots show the distribution and density of data, combing features of box plots and kernel density plots.
Geographic maps visualize data geographically, highlighting regional differences.
Heatmaps represent data intensity or frequency across two variables using color gradients.
Radar charts compare multiple variables across categories in a two-dimensional space.