SolverTwins

@SolverTwins·3 public vizzes

Deportes2

This visualization maps 60 sports across ten physical and mental attributes, including endurance, strength, and hand-eye coordination. Each sport is represented as a point on a radar-style chart, with its attribute scores shaping a unique silhouette. The code uses D3.js force simulation to position labels and nodes, while SVG paths render the attribute polygons. Data originates from a gist by SolverTwins, with scores displayed on a 0–10 scale. Hovering highlights individual sport geometries, and axes are labeled with attribute names for direct comparison.

Jul 20, 2018

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Deportes

This visualization presents a ranked comparison of 60 sports across 11 physical and mental attributes, using a multi-series bar chart layout. Each sport is scored on attributes like strength, speed, and flexibility, with a total score determining its rank. The chart is built with D3.js, likely using `d3.scaleBand` for the categorical axis and `d3.forceSimulation` for any network layout if present, though the static nature of the bars suggests a simpler SVG rendering. The data comes from a gist by SolverTwins, showing each sport’s attribute breakdown and overall rank.

Jul 20, 2018

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This example shows the shifting market share of recorded music formats from 1980 to 2010, using a stacked area chart to track the rise and fall of media like vinyl, cassettes, CDs, and digital downloads. The visualization uses D3.js to generate the chart, likely with `d3.stack()` and `d3.area()` to create the layered series from the provided yearly data. It illustrates how compact discs dominated the market by the mid-1990s, while cassette tapes declined and digital formats began to emerge in the late 2000s. The data appears to be drawn from a CSV or similar tabular source, processed directly into the chart’s scales and axes.

Jun 16, 2018