Create interactive box plots for statistical data analysis.
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Supported formats: CSV, TXT
Box plots (also known as box-and-whisker plots) are standardized ways of displaying data distributions based on a five-number summary: minimum, first quartile (Q1), median, third quartile (Q3), and maximum.
Best Practices: Use box plots to compare distributions between groups. Show outliers clearly. Use consistent scales for comparison. Include data points when sample sizes are small.
| Element | Design Tip |
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| Boxes | Use distinct colors for different groups |
| Whiskers | Make them clearly visible but not distracting |
| Outliers | Use a contrasting color to highlight them |
| Median Line | Make it bold and clearly visible |
| Axis Labels | Clearly label both axes |
| Type | Description | Best For |
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| Standard Box Plot | Basic box plot with whiskers and outliers | Most distribution comparisons |
| Notched Box Plot | Includes notches for confidence intervals | Statistical significance comparison |
| Violin Box Plot | Combines box plot with violin plot | Showing distribution density |
| Grouped Box Plot | Multiple box plots grouped by category | Comparing multiple factors |
| Horizontal Box Plot | Box plot with horizontal orientation | Long group names or many groups |
Single Group
Multiple Groups
With Outliers
With Notches