Often I find it challenging to represent qualitative data (interview/ observation/ image analysis) graphically. Describing in written words are okay but I think its more effective if I can present the data and findings in graphics. That way more information can be delivered in less space. Anyone can help me by suggesting some good resources (paper/ video etc.) on this?
Word clouds are a popular way to display interview data — the words most often used by respondents. When respondents emerge into several groups we expand the word cloud into Venn diagrams.
I am so shy to share my work with you but I hope that it can be of help to you, if any. I utilized the graphical figure based on my qualitative research results.
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Depending on the data you could also format it in a numerical form and present it using distribution plots. The more categories the better I would expect.
Renato Cuocolo its usually easier with numerical form. I face the challenge while dealing with non-numeric (verbal) data.
Word clouds are a popular way to display interview data — the words most often used by respondents. When respondents emerge into several groups we expand the word cloud into Venn diagrams.
I agree with word clouds, Valdis E Krebs . This software (http://www.vosviewer.com/) also offers some interesting solutions that could be adapted to your data.
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