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Jjeffchengtw
Last edited Oct 21, 2022
Created on Oct 21, 2022

This parallel coordinates chart displays four measurements of iris flowers from the classic Iris dataset, with each line colored by species using a red-green-blue scale. The plotly.js library renders the interactive visualization, while d3.csv loads the remote CSV file and unpacks its columns. One dimension, sepal length, includes a constraint range restricting that axis to values between 5 and 6 centimeters, highlighting a subset of the data. The chart uses a plotly parcoords trace with specified ranges and padding, showing relationships among sepal and petal dimensions.

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