Learning Outcomes
Delve into the concept of donut charts within TRAC.
Discover the valuable demographic insights that can be gleaned from donut charts in your TRAC searches.
What is a Donut Chart?
A donut chart is a type of data visualisation that represents information using a circular graph, similar to a pie chart, but with a hole in the centre. The circular shape is divided into segments, each representing a portion or percentage of a whole. The size of each segment corresponds to the proportion of the total value it represents.
You can find Donut Charts within the following pages in TRAC:
There is one essential that you need to bear in mind when reading Donut Charts within TRAC
The size of each segment represents the proportion of unique authors posting in their respective language, as per your search criteria.
📈 Example: By analysing the donut chart above, centred on the conversations surrounding Overwatch 2, we can uncover numerous insights.
Solely considering language, it's evident that the online conversation transcends national boundaries. Various languages, including English, Thai, Japanese, and Arabic, contribute to the overall dialogue.
Nonetheless, English emerges as the most dominant language in this donut chart. Hovering over the chart reveals that 33K authors (69.9% of unique authors within the entire conversation) have posted in this language.
Additional Information on Donut Charts
By clicking on any language segment, you will be automatically directed to Feed > Results, and that specific language will be applied as a filter.
If you wish to exclude certain languages from your focus, you can modify the data within this chart by selecting the "Edit Data" button on the top-right of the visual.
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