This book includes a collection of John W. Tukey's papers that demonstrate a number of numerical methods and graphical methods, such as box plots, stem-and-leaf diagrams, and point cloud rotation, for graphics and exploratory data analysis.
I. Fundamentals
1. Data Analysis and Statistics: Techniques and
Approaches [ 1965g]
2. Data Analysis and Statistics: Principles and Practice
[ 1966U9] II. General Methods
3. Exploratory Data Analysis [ 1977a]
4. Some
Graphic and Semigraphic Displays [ 1972a]
5. Variations of Box Plots [ 1978a]
6. Notch Plots for Counted Rates [ 1977U5]
7. Teletypewriter Plots for Data
Analysis can be Fast: 6-line Plots, Including Probability Plots [ 1973b]
8.
Statistical Mapping: What Should Not be Plotted [ 1979g]
9. Data Analysis,
Including Statistics [ 1968e] III. Methods for Multidimensional Data
10. A
Projection Pursuit Algorithm for Exploratory Data Analysis [ 1974a]
11. Some
Graphics for Studying Four-Dimensional Data [ 1982c]
12. Graphic Display of
Data Sets in 3 or More Dimensions [ 1981e]
13. Approaches to Analysis of Data
that Concentrate Near Intermediate-Dimensional Manifolds [ 1980h] IV. Dynamic
Graphics
14. PRIM-9: An Interactive Multidimensional Data Display and
Analysis System [ 1974j]
15. Control and Stash Philosophy for Two-Handed,
Flexible, and Immediate Control of a Graphic Display [ 1982U8] V. Overviews
16. Thoughts on the Evolution of Dynamic Graphics for Data-Modification
Display [ 1982U11]
17. Another Look at the Future [ 1982b]
18. Computer
Graphics and Exploratory Data Analysis: An Introduction [ 1985k]
Cleveland, William S.
