Visualizing Surveys in R is about creating static, print quality figures from survey data using R. The focus is not, for example, on statistical analysis of survey data, but rather on giving concrete solutions for typical problems in visualizing survey data. While there are many excellent books on data visualization, surveys and R, the aim of this book is to bring these topics together, and offer practical instructions for visualizing surveys in R.
Features:
Introduction to survey data: variables, categories, and scalesDescription of a process for visualizing survey dataRecommendations for reading survey data into RAdvice on building a survey dataset in R to facilitate versatile plottingStep-by-step examples in R for creating useful plots from survey data
Visualizing Surveys in R
is primarily aimed at researchers who regularly use surveys and are interested in learning how to seize the vast possibilities and the flexibility of R in survey analysis and visualizations. The book is also valuable for psychologists, marketers, managers and other professionals who wish to standardize and automate the process for visualizing survey data. It could be used as a textbook for courses either more widely on survey studies or more strictly on visualizing survey data in R.
For researchers who use surveys interested in learning how to seize vast possibilities and flexibility of R in survey analysis/visualizations. Psychologists, marketeers, HR personnel, managers, other professionals who wish to standardize/automate the process for visualizing survey data. Suitable for textbook courses.
I Preparation.
1. Survey data.
2. Process.
3. Variables.
4. Categories.
5. Read data.
6. Parse values.
7. Validate data.
8. Pre-process data.
9.
Build a dataset.
10. Basic statistics.
11. Create plots with ggplot2.
12.
Save plots to files.
13. R Markdown. II Plotting.
14. Numeric plots.
15. Bar
charts.
16. Percentage bars.
17. Diverging percentage bars.
18. Pie charts.
19. Lollipop plots.
20. Dot plots.
21. Heatmaps.
22. Geographic maps.
23.
Missing value plots.
24. Validation plots.
Teppo Valtonen has worked for more than a decade at the Finnish Institute of Occupational on assessing and improving cognitive ergonomics in dozens of organizations of all sizes and from many different industries. His responsibility is to develop and standardize the processes and practices regarding survey implementation and survey data management.
Teppo has graduated as a Master of Science in Technology from the Helsinki University of Tehchnology, today part of the Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland. He is currently a doctoral student at the Aalto University doing research on cognitive demands, productivity and performance at work.
Teppo builds and uses surveys in both research and commercial settings. He has designed questions, scales, surveys and survey forms for research projects, development studies and customer cases. The surveys have produced thousands of observations for hundreds of variables on topics such as cognitive strain, stress, recovery, work engagement, productivity and performance. Typically, Teppo has been responsible for specifying the variables and datasets, managing survey versions, saving the data, validating data and combining data from different survey versions.
Using R, he has created data visualizations for academic and popular reports alike. He has used R to build automatic analysis pipelines and processes for survey data. He has taught R and given advice on using R in various data analysis and management setups.
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