Pseudo Scatter Plot

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Pseudo Scatter Plot

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Last edited Aug 7, 2022

Created on Aug 7, 2022

This pseudo scatter plot uses a clean SVG canvas to display seven black ellipses against a white background with a light gray border. Each ellipse is positioned differently across the plot, using fixed `cx` and `cy` coordinates to approximate the placement of data points. The chart is built with raw SVG elements, including `rect` and `ellipse` tags, set within an HTML document. The minimalist design, with uniform ellipse sizes and no axes or labels, suggests a simple conceptual exercise rather than a representation of real-world data.

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An approximation of a scatter plot

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