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Pseudo Scatterplot

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Created on Feb 16, 2024
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An SVG pseudo scatterplot displays seven black circles arranged diagonally across a white canvas, suggesting a rough downward trend from upper left to lower right. Each circle has a uniform radius of 18 pixels, with coordinates explicitly set in the markup. The visualization uses raw SVG elements—`rect` for the background and `circle` for data points—defined directly in an HTML file with inline styles. No JavaScript libraries or data processing are involved; the chart is purely static and hand-coded.

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An approximation of a scatterplot

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