Visualize

This article explains the different sections of the Visualize tab on the m-Path dashboard. The Visualize tab allows you to visually display data from one specific client. To go to the Visualize page from one specific client, go to the Clients tab and click on ‘‘ of the client whose data you want to visualize.

Select interactions

Under Select interactions, you can select the interactions you want to display on the Visualize page.

Select range

Under Select range, you can adjust the period of time you would like to display.

Settings

Select view

Under Select view, you can adjust the display of the data to beeps, time or table.

Beeps

If you select beeps, the client’s data will be displayed in a graph that looks like the one below. As you can see, the client’s data are grouped per beep and can be viewed in the small black windows.

‘Beeps’ view of a client’s data.

The beeps view gives you a clear overview of fluctuations in the client’s answers.

Time

If you select time, the client’s data will be displayed in a graph that looks like the ones below.

‘Time’ view of a client’s data.

The time view gives you a clear view of how the client’s responses are distributed over time.

Table

If you select table, the client’s data will be displayed in a table that looks like the one below.

‘Table’ view of a client’s data.

The table view allows you to look at the client’s answers in detail.

Selecting visualized variables

You can select which variables you want to visualize to achieve cleaner, more focused graphs and tables in this section:

By default, all variables with submitted values will be displayed. You can hide quantitative or qualitative variables by clicking the “x” next to their respective label. To unhide variables, click any empty space inside the label selection box. This will display a list with all available labels, in which you can check all labels you want to visualize.

Display quantitative items

Under Display quantitative items, you can check the quantitative items (e.g. slider questions) you want to visualize. Note that you can only check items from the interactions that are checked in the Select interactions box.

Display qualitative items (tooltip)

Under Display qualitative items, you can check the qualitative items (e.g. open questions) you want to visualize. Note that you can only check items from the interactions that are checked in the Select interactions box.

Client activity

Under Client activity, the client’s data will be visualized. This visualization depends on the selected interactions, range, view, quantitative and qualitative items.

Frequency analysis

Under Frequency analysis, you can visualize the frequency of answer options for one item from the selected (quantitative) items.

Frequency analysis of ‘EQ_surprise’

If you check the Compare scenarios of box, the following will appear:

Compare scenarios for ‘EQ_surprise’ and ‘EQ_happy’.

This section is still under construction.

Linear analysis

Under Linear analysis, you can check the relation between two items from the selected (quantitative) items. The dashboard will display a scatter plot of the two selected items and will compute their correlation. Based on these, the graph will also contain a regression and prediction interval.

  • Under y-axis, you can select the item you would like to display on the y-axis.
  • Under x-axis, you can select the item you would like to display on the x-axis.

This looks as follows:

Linear analysis of the items ‘EQ_angry’ and ‘EQ_sad’.

Week overview

Under Week overview, you can see the average of one (quantitative) item per day of the week. Note that you can only select an item from the selected (quantitative) items.

  • Under Look at, you can select the item you want to display.
Week overview of ‘EQ_surprise’.

Compare time ranges

Under Compare time ranges, you can compare the client’s answers from two time ranges in terms of mean and variability by comparing the boxplots of these time ranges. Note that you can only select an item from the selected (quantitative) items.

  • Under Look at, you can select the item you would like to display.
  • Under Range A and Range B, you can select the two ranges of time you would like to compare.

The m-Path dashboard will automatically perform a Welch’s t-test to determine whether there is a significant change.

This looks as follows:

Compare two time ranges for ‘EQ_surprise’.
Updated on June 15, 2023

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