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Let's make a face with D3.js!

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SSmulgumman
Last edited Oct 24, 2019
Created on Oct 24, 2019

A playful scatterplot maps Swedish municipal statistics onto facial features in an SVG, using D3.js v5 to load and parse CSV data. Each municipality becomes a point with attributes like income and population determining facial expressions and positions. The code demonstrates data binding and event handling through D3 selections, though the visible implementation focuses on parsing and logging the dataset.

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