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Table 1.

Data organized in tabular format.

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A radar chart is a useful diagram for comparing the characteristics of objects, individuals, or groups based on various evaluation factors or criteria.

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Fig 2.

Sparkline chart illustrating annual trends in radiation exposure doses over time.

This compact visualization highlights overall trends without detailed axis labels.

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Table 2.

Hierarchical structure in tabular format.

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A sunburst chart is a useful visualization tool for healthcare data with a regional hierarchical structure.

By using different colors to represent multiple hierarchical levels, it effectively allows for comparisons of the characteristics of each level.

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Fig 4.

U.S. state heat map illustrating murder and non-negligent manslaughter crime rates in 2012.

Reder regions indicate higher crime rates. Data source: Thoplan (2014).

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Fig 5.

Chernoff faces visualization of 17 metropolitan local governments in Korea.

Each facial feature is generated based on multivariate variables.

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Fig 6.

Comparative box plots and violin plots of radiation dose distribution by occupation.

Significance testing of the mean can also be conducted using analysis of variance (ANOVA).

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Fig 7.

Radar chart comparing radiation exposure doses by sex and age group.

The figure highlights differences in exposure levels across demographic categories.

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Fig 8.

Sparkline charts visualizing annual trends in the number of radiological workers by professional category. The trend lines indicate variations in workforce distribution over time.

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Fig 9.

Treemap chart illustrating radiation exposure doses across three professional categories in different regions.

The size of each section is proportional to the total dose received.

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Fig 10.

Chernoff faces visualization for six regions in Korea, depicting variations in radiation exposure using multivariate facial representations.

The red-colored faces indicate regions with higher average doses.

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Fig 11.

Regression trend line illustrating the long-term trend in radiation exposure doses.

The figure demonstrates the effectiveness of safety management efforts over time.

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