How to make a tornado plot (tornado chart, tornado diagram) to show uncertainty
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I can't find any guide about how to make a tornado plot in latex/overleaf. Does anybody know how to make one?
I'm working on an economical analysis and want to show how changes will affect the production cost.
Inspiration pictures:
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I can't find any guide about how to make a tornado plot in latex/overleaf. Does anybody know how to make one?
I'm working on an economical analysis and want to show how changes will affect the production cost.
Inspiration pictures:
diagrams
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Can one do something like this? Most likely. Are many users here willing to write down a code from scratch and invent data to produce the output you want to have? Maybe not. So please show us what you've tried and what data you are using.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago
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I can't find any guide about how to make a tornado plot in latex/overleaf. Does anybody know how to make one?
I'm working on an economical analysis and want to show how changes will affect the production cost.
Inspiration pictures:
diagrams
asked 1 hour ago
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I can't find any guide about how to make a tornado plot in latex/overleaf. Does anybody know how to make one?
I'm working on an economical analysis and want to show how changes will affect the production cost.
Inspiration pictures:
diagrams
diagrams
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Welcome to the TeX Stackexchange.
– Sebastiano
1 hour ago
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Can one do something like this? Most likely. Are many users here willing to write down a code from scratch and invent data to produce the output you want to have? Maybe not. So please show us what you've tried and what data you are using.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago
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Welcome to the TeX Stackexchange.
– Sebastiano
1 hour ago
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Can one do something like this? Most likely. Are many users here willing to write down a code from scratch and invent data to produce the output you want to have? Maybe not. So please show us what you've tried and what data you are using.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago
Welcome to the TeX Stackexchange.
– Sebastiano
1 hour ago
Welcome to the TeX Stackexchange.
– Sebastiano
1 hour ago
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Can one do something like this? Most likely. Are many users here willing to write down a code from scratch and invent data to produce the output you want to have? Maybe not. So please show us what you've tried and what data you are using.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Can one do something like this? Most likely. Are many users here willing to write down a code from scratch and invent data to produce the output you want to have? Maybe not. So please show us what you've tried and what data you are using.
– marmot
1 hour ago
Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago
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– marmot
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Hi @marmot, I see your point! I'm very new to latex, so I don't really have a starting point to show you, unfortunately. I've found tornado plots being used in a lot of other articles/reports, but no guides about how to make one in latex (I easily find guides/templates on how to make other diagrams). If no one has a template to show me (that they've perhaps already made), I'll just have to try create it in another program, excel for instance.
– Signe
1 hour ago
Somewhat related: tex.stackexchange.com/questions/186759/…
– John Kormylo
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of Creating a tornado plot with PGFPlots and force a break in one of the horizontal bars
– Marijn
9 mins ago