types of plots

1. Bar Chart - Used for showing comparisons among discrete categories.
2. Line Chart - Useful for displaying trends over time (i.e., a time series).
3. Pie Chart - Helps in showing proportions of a whole.
4. Scatter Plot - Ideal for showing the relationship between two variables.
5. Effect Scatter - A variation of scatter plots with visual effects.
6. Candlestick - Commonly used in financial analysis to describe price movements of a security, derivative, or currency.
7. Radar Chart - Useful for displaying multivariate data in a way that is easy to understand.
8. Heatmap - Represents data values in a matrix as colors.
9. Tree Map - Space-constrained visualization of hierarchies.
10. Sunburst Chart - A radial space-filling visualization technique to visualize hierarchical data.
11. Map - Geographical maps which can show data distributions across regions.
12. Lines - Used to represent connections or flow between different elements.
13. Graph - Visualizes items (nodes) and their relationships (edges).
14. Boxplot - Used to represent the distribution of data through their quartiles.
15. Parallel Coordinates - A common way of visualizing high-dimensional geometry and analyzing multivariate data.
16. Gauge - Typically used to display progress or completion.
17. Funnel Chart - Often used to represent stages in a sales process and show the amount of potential revenue for each stage.
18. Sankey Diagram - Visualizes the flow of quantities between different aspects of a system.
19. Theme River - Represents changes in a flow or activity over time between different categories.
20. Pictorial Bar Chart - Uses symbols to visualize data points, making the chart more engaging.
21. Custom Visualizations - Allows for creating bespoke visualizations tailored to specific needs.