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NNarayana Reddy
Last edited Mar 22, 2021
Created on Mar 22, 2021

This scatter plot visualizes the relationship between female and male student counts across academic departments, with each point colored by major category and tooltips revealing the specific module name. The visualization uses the Vega-Lite API with D3.js to load CSV data from a GitHub repository, and renders the chart as an SVG. Circle size is fixed rather than data-driven, and the plot employs a custom dark-themed configuration for axis styling and label readability.

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A scatter plot for New York Airbnb dataset using the vega-lite-api.

This visualization is designed to show the average price for different type of rooms in different neighbourhood of New York Area.

Each circle represents one type of room in a neighbourhood. The size of a circle represents the average number of review.

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