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Created on Nov 22, 2022

This interactive visualization displays a radar chart of Spotify song attributes, with each track represented as a polygon overlaid on a polar coordinate system. Users can switch between a multi-color mode that highlights individual songs and a mono-color mode that reveals overall density patterns. The chart is built using Plotly through the react-plotly.js wrapper for React, while the data loading and transformation rely on d3.csv and d3-array utilities. The interface includes dropdowns for selecting which audio features to display and a toggle for the coloring mode.

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