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p5.js.histogram

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Last edited Feb 8, 2024

Created on Feb 7, 2024

This visualization shows a histogram of city MPG values for a sample of cars, displaying the count of vehicles across eight MPG bins. The p5.js sketch loads pre-aggregated data from a CSV file hosted on GitHub, then renders bars on an 800x800 canvas using the `rect()` API. The chart includes labeled axes, gridlines at 200-count intervals, and a title, with data sourced from the CORGIS cars dataset. The bars are drawn in blue against a light gray background, with the y-axis representing counts and the x-axis displaying MPG values.

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The original dataset is from 'https://corgis-edu.github.io/corgis/csv/cars/', and take only 'Fuel Information.City mpg' columns and group them into 8 groups. And have the counts for each group.

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