SayPro Visual Data Output

1. Bar Charts

Purpose: Bar charts are effective for comparing categorical data, such as average assessment scores across different subjects or demographic groups.

Example: Average Assessment Scores by Subject

Subject	Average Score
Math	75
Science	85
English	80

Bar Chart Visualization:

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3  90 |                █
4     |                █
5  80 |        █       █
6     |        █       █
7  70 |        █       █       █
8     |        █       █       █
9  60 |        █       █       █
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11              Math   Science  English

Interpretation:

• This bar chart clearly shows that Science has the highest average score, followed by English and Math. This visualization can help identify areas where curriculum improvements may be needed.

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2. Pie Charts

Purpose: Pie charts are useful for illustrating the composition of a whole, such as the distribution of survey responses regarding program satisfaction.

Example: Survey Ratings for Program Satisfaction

Rating	Percentage
Excellent	50%
Good	30%
Fair	15%
Poor	5%

Pie Chart Visualization:

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3          Excellent (50%)
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2      | Good (30%)     |
3      +----------------+
4      | Fair (15%)     |
5      +----------------+
6      | Poor (5%)      |
7      +----------------+

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2**Interpretation**:
3- The pie chart illustrates that 80% of respondents rated the program as either Excellent or Good, indicating a high level of satisfaction. This visualization can help stakeholders understand overall perceptions of the program.
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7### 3. Heatmaps
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9**Purpose**: Heatmaps are effective for visualizing data density or intensity across two dimensions, such as student performance by demographic groups and subjects.
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11#### Example: Student Performance Heatmap
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Subject	Male Students	Female Students	IEP Students	Non-IEP Students
Math	70	80	65	75
Science	82	88	75	85
English	78	83	70	80

Heatmap Visualization:

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Subject	Male Students	Female Students	IEP Students	Non-IEP Students
Math	70 (Red)	80 (Green)	65 (Red)	75 (Orange)
Science	82 (Orange)	88 (Dark Green)	75 (Orange)	85 (Dark Green)
English	78 (Orange)	83 (Dark Green)	70 (Red)	80 (Green)

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2**Interpretation**:
3- The heatmap visually represents performance intensity, with colors indicating performance levels. It highlights that Female Students consistently outperform Male and IEP Students across all subjects, indicating areas for targeted intervention.
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7### Conclusion
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9By utilizing a combination of bar charts, pie charts, and heatm