Discussion 3 (DTDW22)

[Liz Lewis]

• Which is the best type of graph to show ranking?

• If we rank claims from most to least frequent, which service category would be at the top of the list (most frequent)?

• Which would be at the bottom?

• Is this true for both Eastern and Northern Zones, or do the rankings differ?

[Annie Pro]

A bar graph is the best type of graph to show ranking, you can rank data in an ascending or descending order so that it can be easier to show and highlight high and low values of data at a glance. for both Eastern and Northern Zones Curative Care visits that falls under Professional care would be at the top of the list and Inpatient Medical which is under Inpatient would be at the bottom of the list if the most and less frequented service categories were ranked.

[Chana Weiner (Rosenbaum)]

The best type of graph to show a ranking would be a bar graph, as you can depict the rankings in an ascending/descending way. If we ranked claims from most to least frequent, the Professional service category would be at the top of the list with the most claims, and Inpatient would be at the bottom. Both of these ranking would be the same for the Eastern and Northern zones.

[Julia D’Ambrosio]

The best way to depict rankings is in a bar graph. At the top of the list would be professional care, and at the bottom would be inpatient. This is the same for both eastern and northern zones.

[Tyler Sherman]

A bar graph would best show ranking (I think of them almost as the olympic podium in that regard). Curative most certainly rank at the top.

[Emma Warren]

The best type of graph to show ranking is a bar graph because values can be ordered by size in ascending or descending order. If we rank claims from most to least frequent, Curative Care would be the service category at the top of the list (most frequent) and Inpatient would be at the bottom of the list (least frequent). This is true for both the Eastern and Northern zones.

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