Interactive Mosaic Plot Generator
Visualize the relationship between two categorical variables with an interactive mosaic plot. Simply input your data and explore the visual insights.
Input Data
Enter comma-separated values for two categorical variables. Ensure both inputs have the same number of entries for accurate plotting. Example: Category A, Category B, Category A
Mosaic Plot
About Mosaic Plots
A mosaic plot is a graphical method to visualize data from two or more qualitative variables. It is used to determine whether there is a relationship between categorical variables. Each rectangle's area is proportional to the joint frequency of the categories it represents. Differences in rectangle widths show differences in marginal frequencies of the column variable, while differences in rectangle heights within a column show differences in conditional frequencies of the row variable given the column variable. Mosaic plots are excellent for exploring patterns and dependencies in categorical data, making complex relationships more accessible and understandable. They are widely used in statistics, data analysis, and data visualization to gain insights from categorical datasets.
- Use Cases: Market research, social science, healthcare analysis, and more.
- Input: Comma-separated categorical values for two variables.
- Output: An interactive mosaic plot visualizing the relationship.