Charts & Visualizations
Stream Graph
Stream graphs are a type of stacked area chart that features organic, flowing curves and a centered baseline. The thickness of each stream represents the value of that category over time, creating an aesthetically pleasing visualization of temporal patterns.
Definition
Stream graphs are a type of stacked area chart that features organic, flowing curves and a centered baseline. The thickness of each stream represents the value of that category over time, creating an aesthetically pleasing visualization of temporal patterns.
Examples
Audio content consumption trends
Chart Visualization
This example includes an interactive chart visualization with 3 data points.
Chart type: stream
Usage
Best Used For
- Visualizing temporal patterns across multiple categories
- Showing relative proportions changing over time
- Creating engaging data visualizations
Data Requirements
[Object]
Limitations
Important Considerations
- ⚠Can be difficult to read exact values
- ⚠Not suitable for precise comparisons
- ⚠May emphasize aesthetics over accuracy
- ⚠Complex with too many categories
Best Used For
- Visualizing temporal patterns across multiple categories
- Showing relative proportions changing over time
- Creating engaging data visualizations
