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Always put "Lower is better" or "higher is better" in benchmarks. Not everyone knows what your numbers mean.
by vezycash 2mo ago
Always put "Lower is better" or "higher is better" in benchmarks. Not everyone knows what your numbers mean.
- bbminner 2mo agoActually, I came to comments specifically to praise the inverted bar charts, I've never seen it before, a very intuitive way to communicate lower is better IMHO.
- mytailorisrich 2mo agoI'd say not really because most common use is to plot metrics like deficits where lower is worse so people may be accustomed to that... thus best practice should indeed be to always label whatever the direction of the chart to make clear what is better or worse.
- leothetechguy 2mo agoIf a score is better when it's low, isn't that measuring a deficit? I think it's intuitive.