Aung Thura Htoo

Hello Weerapat Pipithruengkrai, thank you for sharing the detailed dashboard of COVID-19. You have used action buttons, score cards, time series, filled map, and table, and effectively combined them in a visually simple and friendly manner. Additionally, you have justified your charts with a brief explanation of why you chose those type of charts.…[Read more]

Thank you, Nichcha Subdee, for providing suggestions to my dashboard. Yes, it would be quite confusing for the users to choose from December to January. I have fixed it according to your advice.

Yes, it indeed is a neat trick, thanks for sharing, Nichcha Subdee.

Dear Nichcha subdee, first of all, thank you for sharing your vivid and user friendly dashboard. It was ingenious of you to combine the action buttons and country flag pictures making it more friendly to all sorts of users. Additionally, using the background color “blue” can evoke the sense of trustworthiness in one’s dashboard. Needless to say,…[Read more]

Dear all,
Here is my link to COVID-19 Dashboard:
https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporting/6d890109-00c6-4138-846b-0bdf4232b020

My dashboard contains score cards, time-series, action button, drop-down list, and filled map. Score cards are effective to highlight the number and time-series charts allow user to easily catch the trend over time.…[Read more]

Hello Teeraboon Lertwanichwattana,I appreciate your post on assignment this week. The things that I like about your visuals are the way you used head banners that clearly display your name and your project title. Another thing is that I like how you clearly visualized the data on daily confirmed by each country using time series. Some photos…[Read more]

Hello instructor and peers, I have shared the direct link to my data visualization project for the week 3. Any comments and suggestions are welcome.

Link – https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporting/55bd9858-56fe-470b-a4d9-1321ab8e76fb

PS: I cannot post my screenshot here. So, if you can upload the picture, please feel free to share the ways and…[Read more]

Hello Soe Htike, thank you for presenting the dashboard to the discussion, yes, I agree with you that providing explanations and glossary is one of the remarkable thing in this dashboard. Additionally, it provides three section – last 7 days, last 28 days, and cumulative, which makes it easier for the users and other experts find the relevant…[Read more]

Hello Weerapat Pipithruengkrai, yes, the first thing that I noticed is the language of the dashboard. It would be more accessible for international travelers or researchers if the dashboard is in English. I understand that their main audience is mostly Thai people, so choosing Thai as their dashboard language suits their purpose. Knowing your…[Read more]

I found the covid-19 dashboard of Center of Disease Control of the United States. Here is the link to the dashboard – https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#trends_weeklydeaths_select_00.

From the dashboard, they used bar charts that resemble like histogram, making it effective to see the trend over time. It is the first thing that I like…[Read more]

Hello Nakarin, yes, it is a common misconception that the lack of statistical significance means that the effect size is small. The statistical significance only indicates if our result is likely to be due to chance. The effect size indicates the magnitude of association between variables in our study. So, it is common misconception to regard that…[Read more]

Hello Weerapat Pipithruengkrai, I like your discussion on the point that p-value is one of aspect of data and we should consider other aspects like our assumptions and other context before concluding on our hypothesis. Thank you for your discussion.

Hello Ching To Chung, yes, it is a good point to highlight that we cannot always assume that if our p-value is higher than 0.05, the null hypothesis must be true. There are several factors in influencing the resultant p-value. And I like your p-value example with astronomy, it clearly highlighted your mentioned point. I appreciate your discussion…[Read more]

The point that I am going to discuss is point number 16 from page 343. It cautions us that while testing the same hypothesis in different populations, even though the P values are on the opposite side of the cut-off value (0.05), we cannot always say that the results are conflicting (Greenland et al., 2016). In testing hypothesis, P value refers…[Read more]

Hello Weerapat Pipithruengkrai, nice to meet you in the same course again. Since you have the basic knowledge on statistics, I believe you can learn relevant statistic tests and progress further.

Hello Pyae Thu Tun, it is nice seeing you again, I hope we can learn from each other and progress towards our goals from this course.

Hello, greetings to all. My name is “Aung Thura Htoo”. I am from Myanmar. Now, I am currently serving as a volunteer in a border clinic. In my work, I normally have to deal with patients with different health conditions. So, handling health records and patient data that can guide me in my clinical decision are one of the essential parts of my…[Read more]

Hello, greetings to all. My name is “Aung Thura Htoo”. I am from Myanmar. Now, I am currently serving as a volunteer in a border clinic. In my work, I normally have to deal with patients with different health conditions. So, handling health records and patient data that can guide me in my clinical decision are one of the essential parts of my…[Read more]

Hello Weerapat Pipithruengkrai, yes, I believe too that HIPAA can serve as a standard for data analyst and health informatics to adhere while handling sensitive data like patient’s medical health records. Encryption techniques are also essential so that in case of cyber attacks, it can make the perpetrators harder to crack those data. I appreciate…[Read more]