Description: Hybrid visualization is a technique that combines different methods of graphical representation to display data more effectively and understandably. This strategy seeks to leverage the strengths of each visualization technique, such as bar charts, scatter plots, maps, and interactive visualizations, to provide a more complete and rich perspective of the information. By integrating multiple approaches, hybrid visualization allows users to explore complex data more intuitively, facilitating the identification of patterns, trends, and relationships that may not be evident when using a single type of visualization. This methodology is particularly useful in contexts where data is multidimensional or where a visual narrative is required to connect different datasets. Hybrid visualization not only enhances the aesthetics of data presentation but also boosts the user’s analytical capacity, enabling more informed and data-driven decision-making. In a world where the amount of available information is overwhelming, hybrid visualization becomes an essential tool for transforming data into accessible and useful knowledge.
