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Parallel Coordinates on Iris data set

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Wwinniepooh520
Last edited Oct 22, 2020
Created on Oct 22, 2020
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This parallel coordinates visualization displays the Fisher Iris dataset, with each flower's four measurements drawn as connected polylines and colored by species. D3.js v3 renders the axes and lines as SVG paths, allowing users to reorder dimensions by dragging axis labels. A legend identifies the three Iris varieties, and brushing interactions are supported through the d3.behavior.drag API.

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