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Weather, Elections and Clinical Trials: Some Novel Approaches to Visualizing Uncertainty

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This animation is known as a Hypothetical Outcome Plot (HOP) which can be effective in communicating inferential uncertainty to an audience without statistical training. Such novel data visualization methods are common in fields such as election forecasting and hurricane prediction, but quite underutilised in clinical trial reporting.

Weather, Elections and Clinical Trials: Some novel approaches to visualizing uncertainty

Want to learn more? In this webinar, Steve Mallett, Senior Manager, Statistics at Veramed, Jan de Witt, Clinical Development Consultant, and Paolo Eusebi, Senior Consultant, Statistics and Psychometrics, IQVIA, explore some novel approaches to data visualization used in meteorology and election polling, and apply these to the results of a well-publicized clinical trial.

Agenda

  • Prediction of US Elections 2016 and 2020
  • Prediction of Hurricane Milton
  • EMBRACE case study
  • Intervals and distributions
  • Using obscurity to represent uncertainty
  • Use of animation

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