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Test StreamGraph

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Last edited Nov 4, 2023
Created on Nov 4, 2023

This visualization shows the popularity of eight baby names (Amanda, Ashley, Betty, and others) over time using a streamgraph with stacked, layered areas. The React component wraps D3 v5 APIs including `stack`, `area`, `curveBasis`, `stackOffsetSilhouette`, and `stackOrderInsideOut`. It uses `scaleOrdinal` with the `schemeDark2` color palette and `scaleLinear` for axes. Hovering over a stream highlights that category and displays its name in a tooltip, while non-hovered streams fade to 20% opacity. The data comes from the provided CSV dataset containing yearly name counts.

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This is a recreation of the Streamgraph template. It is rewritten to use React instead of only d3, if you come from the 2021 Data Visualization course, this template will be more understandable for you.

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