Violin plots are garbage. A violin plot with an overlayed with a box plot is an explicit acknowledgement of that. Just use a histogram, or just use the box and wiskers.
Great charts! I learned something just by looking at them. If I were to be picky, I’d suggest removing the power data below since it’s redundant to the violin plot above. This would help streamline the message. Well done!
I’d scale all plots to have the same axes maximum value.
![[OC] EV Charger Distribution in North Carolina Infographic](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/idd9us33qeie1-1080x1024.jpg)
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Violin plots are garbage. A violin plot with an overlayed with a box plot is an explicit acknowledgement of that. Just use a histogram, or just use the box and wiskers.
Great charts! I learned something just by looking at them. If I were to be picky, I’d suggest removing the power data below since it’s redundant to the violin plot above. This would help streamline the message. Well done!
I’d scale all plots to have the same axes maximum value.
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