How can you view multiple cluster visualizations in a dashboard?

Viewing multiple cluster visualizations in a dashboard can be achieved effectively by creating separate dashboards for each visualization. This approach allows users to focus on individual clusters without clutter, providing clarity and more straightforward analysis. Each dashboard can be tailored to present unique data aspects or clustering techniques, making it easier to compare and analyze distinct sets of information.

This method also facilitates better organization and helps in presentations or analyses where specific visualizations are required at different times. By isolating visualizations, users can delve deeper into each cluster’s data without distractions, leading to more coherent insights.

On the other hand, combining visualizations into one widget may lead to confusion, as it could overwhelm users with too much information at once. Similarly, while integrating them into a single visualization could provide a comprehensive view, it risks losing the detailed insights that can be gained from observing each cluster independently. Using filters in the same dashboard can help narrow down data points but does not inherently allow for the clear presentation of multiple distinct visualizations side by side as separate dashboards would.