[INFOGRAPHIE] Une visualisation de l’histoire de la philosophie. | Philovideo.com Voici une visualisation de l’histoire de la philosophie du point de vue des relations entre les philosophes. Cette carte heuristique a été conçue en deux étapes. La première consiste en l’extraction de la rubrique « Influenced by » de la page Wikipedia (anglais) de chacun des philosophes. La deuxième en l’élaboration d’un réseau et de la représentation visuelle grâce au logiciel Gephi. Bien que cette initiative soit intéressante, nous pouvons y regretter deux choses. Toutefois, une tentative analogue s’appuyant sur une base de données plus crédible, par exemple celle du Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy ou des Presses Universitaires de France, pourrait corriger ces deux lacunes et s’avérer utile à l’intelligence de l’histoire de la philosophie. source: Drunks&Lampposts Like this: J'aime chargement…
Blog About Infographics and Data Visualization - Cool Infographics StatLib---Andrews & Herzberg Archive This area contains files of data for the book DATA by Andrews and Herzberg. The following is a list of the files available. Each entry contains a description of the tables in the book and the first and last 4 lines of the data. Table 1.1 Sepal Length and Width and Petal Length and Width in Centimetres of Iris setosa, Iris versicolor and Iris virginica (3200 bytes) Table 2.1 Heights of Zea Mays (424 bytes) Table 3.1 Annual Number of Lynx Trappings in the MacKenzie River District for the Period 1821 to 1934 (1678 bytes) Table 3.2 Number of Lynx Pelts and Unit Price Paid to the Hudson's Bay Company for the Years 1857-1911 (1303 bytes) Table 4.1 Number of Deaths by Horsekicks in the Prussian Army from 1875-1894 for 14 Corps (1030 bytes) Table 5.1 Yearly Yields of Grain and Straw for Eighteen Plots in Broadbalk, Rothamsted 1852-1924 (18798 bytes) Table 6.1 The Plan of the Wheat Field and the Yield of Grain and Straw of Five Hundred Wheat Plots (6644 bytes)
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