¶ Data Visualization
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Data visualization is the graphical representation of data, which researchers use to identify patterns, trends, outliers, etc., and for creating visual evidence to support a scholarly claim. The range of vary considerably, e.g., scatterplot, bar chart, and line graph. The kind you will see in the examples here are timeline, maptree, and network. GIS, a form of data visualization that uses geospatial data, will be discussed in the mapping section. (To learn more about data and data visualization, see .)