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by cyberninja15
895 days ago
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Generally agreed. I think 4-5 data points is fine, but the advantage of pie charts is that it's a quick visual representation of what proportion of the 100% can be attributed to the 4-5 segments. Pie charts fail again once the distribution is very skewed (1 segment = 99% and the other 3 shared 1%). It also fails when the distribution is too even (5 segments 20% each). They shine the most when there is variance, but overall easy to interpret the distribution differences. |
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