Oracle Machine Learning Notebooks offer rich visualization capabilities of your data. The visualizations depend on the type of your dataset.

The following visualization options are available:

• Visualize Data in a Table
  A table is an arrangement of information or data in rows and columns. Using the Oracle Machine Learning Notebooks, you can create database tables, and also view the information in a tabular format.
• Visualize Data in a Bar Chart
  A bar chart is a graphical representation of data in rectangular bars. The length or height of the bars, depending on the horizontal or vertical orientation, depict the dataset distribution. One axis represents a category, while the other represents values or counts.
• Visualize Data in a Funnel Chart
  A funnel chart is a graphical representation that resembles the shape of a funnel where each segment gets progressively narrower. The segments are arranged vertically and depict a hierarchy. Within the funnel chart, each segment corresponds to a step or stage in a sequential process.
• Visualize Data in a Pyramid Chart
  Pyramid charts present your data in a distinctive triangular configuration, horizontally segmented into partitions. Each segment in the pyramid charts represents points or steps in ascending or descending order.
• Visualize Data in a Scatter Plot
  Scatter plots represent the relationship between two numeric variables in a data set. It represents data points on a two-dimensional plane and show how much one variable is affected by another. The independent variable is plotted on the X-axis, while the dependent variable is plotted on the Y-axis. You can display points by one or more grouping variables such that each group has a distinct color and shape.
• Visualize Data in a Line Chart
  A line chart is a graphical representation used to display data points connected by straight lines.
• Visualize Data in an Area Chart
  An area chart uses lines to connect the data points and fills the area below these lines to the x-axis. Each data series contributes to the formation of a distinct shaded region. This emphasizes its contribution to the overall trend. As the data points fluctuate, the shaded areas expand or contract.
• Visualize Data in a Pie Chart
  A pie chart is a graphical representation of data in a circular form, with each slice of the circle representing a fraction that is a proportionate part of the whole.
• Visualize Data in a Box Plot
  A box plot provides an overview of data distributions in numeric data. It provides general information about the symmetry, skewness, variance, and outliers in a dataset. The box plot uses boxes and lines to depict the data distribution.