About

Hi 👋

Gaël and Natascha here.

We thought about calling this page "FAQ" but no one has asked us these questions...

What is this all about?
Social data is fascinating but hard to understand without visuals. Distribution of Things offers visual aids to help you interpret the world around you. The focus is on the visuals – we let distributions tell the story.

What is a distribution?
A distribution shows the frequency of specific values within a dataset. It’s often visualized as a histogram or density plot. Unlike simple averages, distributions offer richer insights into data.

What’s your process?
We use open-source data from platforms like Kaggle and Google Dataset Search. Our analysis is done using R or Python, and visualizations are created with Python (matplotlib, seaborn) or R (ggplot2).

I have an idea for a distribution, can I share it?
Please do! You can reach us on X (Twitter): Gaël and Natascha.

Say NO to misinformation!
If you notice errors in our content or visuals, let us know. We're always learning and improving.