Tribute to Line Graphs!

[Narz]

You know you like 'em!

Display any interesting or enlightening graph-ical knowledge you can dig up!

This is my chess rating over the course of a few years (yep, I haven't improved much...) : (edit : since this post a year and a half ago I have increased my rating, though not perminantly, quite a bit!) see here http://freechess.statistics.at.schwarzes.net/show_graphs.php?PLAYER=tigretonio)

Here's a scary one that most of you are probably already familiar with :

And of course the way we measure the proudest moments of our lives (ok, fine, I'll speak for myself) :

I want to see some fascinating graphs people!

 

[Fetus4188]

Umm.. sure

 

[Narz]

Now that is fascinating!

 

[Narz]

Now if you just had a graph of where the highest percentage of human females arrive to breed....

 

[Yom]

Now if you just had a graph of where the highest percentage of human females arrive to breed....

An all-girls college?

 

[Fetus4188]

Here's an enlightening one

 

[Narz]

it's when the lines start moving and looping and tying knots that things get really interesting

 

[Quasar1011]

Now if you just had a graph of where the highest percentage of human females arrive to breed....

If it's a "where", I think that's a "map".

In my experience, that would be near an American military base overseas...

 

[Babbler]

A warning for all who post here...

 

[Fifty]

Courtesy of The Dave Letterman Show's greatest segment (charts and graphs):

 

[Fifty]

These are all pretty hilarious, too!

 

[Masquerouge]

Here's one :

You can see where I missed my commute on June the 20th, and please note also the global improvement as arrival times of September were constantly under 8:38:30 AM.
No data was collected in August since I was on vacations.

I used the time given by the cafeteria ticket, as the first thing I do in the morning is buying a bottle of water.

 

[ainwood]

Actually, that is discrete data and would be better on a column graph than a line graph

 

[Masquerouge]

Actually, that is discrete data and would be better on a column graph than a line graph

Yeah, but I felt a column graph would be OT

 

[carlosMM]

using SPSS or EXCEL, hu?

 

[Mise]

:

 

[Renata]

Think we'll win? It's a race to 100K; we're team Tao.

Renata

 

[Perfection]

Titration curves:

 

[Bozo Erectus]

Argh! Line graphs...ungh...like crypto...nite...must hang on...must...hang...<gasp>

 

[Gothmog]

Relevant if you want to solve the full Boltzman equation for electrons in air, which I do.

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