statistics
covariation
“The tendency for the values of two or more variables to vary together in a related way”
covariation
Tendance de deux variables ou plus à varier ensemble.
Wickham l'oppose à la variation qui décrit le comportement d'une seule variable.
Classification
- statistics
Attestation
Sources (16)
17 occurrences in the corpus
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- Beautiful evidence
- Cartography: thematic map design
- Ciccione et al., Trend Judgment as a Perceptual Building Block of Graphicacy and Mathematics, Scientific Reports, 2023↗
- Data visualization handbook
- Handling and mapping geographic information
- How charts lie: getting smarter about visual information
- Larmarange et al., analyse-R: introduction to survey analysis with R
- Milestones in the history of thematic cartography, statistical graphics, and data visua...
- PBIL biostatistics notes (Chessel, Dufour, Thioulouse et al., Lyon 1)
- The art of insight: how great visualization designers think
- The functional art: an introduction to information graphics and visualization
- The grammar of graphics
- The Oxford Handbook of Empirical Aesthetics
- Visual explanations: images and quantities, evidence and narrative
- Wickham, Çetinkaya-Rundel & Grolemund, R for Data Science, 2nd ed., 2023
- Wikipedia in English↗ fr
Cite this entry
Stable addresshttps://dataviz.adrientaudiere.com/en/term/covariation.html
ReferenceTaudière Adrien. 2026. covariation. In Visualization Vocabulary, version 1.0.0. IdEst. https://dataviz.adrientaudiere.com/en/term/covariation.html
BibTeX
@incollection{taudiere2026-covariation,
author = {Taudière, Adrien},
title = {covariation},
booktitle = {Visualization Vocabulary},
year = {2026},
version = {1.0.0},
publisher = {IdEst},
url = {https://dataviz.adrientaudiere.com/en/term/covariation.html},
note = {CC0 1.0}
}Page created on 2026-10-13. Text last changed on 2026-10-13. Numbers computed on 2026-10-22.