Polar plot

A polar plot is a visual way to display data that shows how a quantity varies with direction. Instead of using traditional x and y axes, it uses a circle where each point’s distance from the center represents the magnitude, and the angle from a reference direction indicates the direction. This type of plot is useful for illustrating patterns like signal strength in different directions or the orientation of objects, making it easier to see how a value changes with angle in a comprehensive, intuitive way.