Mosaic plot examples.
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What a mosaic plot is.
A mosaic plot compares two or more categorical variables. Each block represents a category combination, so the relative area or stacked share shows how common that combination is.
It is useful when you want to inspect composition rather than a single total. Compare the segments within each group first, then look for groups whose mix differs from the others.
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Who uses mosaic plots.
Compare satisfaction ratings across subscription plans before deciding where to investigate churn.
Show how outcomes differ between a treatment and a control group.
Compare conversion status across acquisition channels using the same categories.
How to make a mosaic plot in three steps.
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Common questions
What is a mosaic plot used for?
It shows relationships between categorical variables by comparing the proportions of category combinations.
How do I interpret a mosaic plot?
Compare the size or share of each segment within a group. A segment that is much larger or smaller in one group suggests an association worth investigating.
What data works well in a mosaic plot?
Counts or percentages for combinations of categories, such as plan and satisfaction, treatment and outcome, or region and product choice.
How is a mosaic plot different from a treemap?
A mosaic plot compares categorical variables and their combinations. A treemap is designed for hierarchical part-to-whole data.
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