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Fork of Music Signature Change of the Hit Songs

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Last edited Jun 6, 2022

Created on Jun 6, 2022

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This fork of a line chart visualization tracks the changing musical signatures of hit songs from 2010 to 2019, using averaged Spotify top-10 data preprocessed in R to show mean values and standard deviations for each category. Built with vega-lite-api, vega-lite, and d3, it renders interactive multi-series lines that respond to mouseover events, bolding the hovered series via a single-selection and opacity/stroke-width encodings while displaying exact data point values as text labels. The tooltip handler from vega-tooltip provides additional detail, with data sourced from Observable and rendered as SVG.

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A visualization constructed using the vega-lite-api.

The graph shows the trend of music component signature since 2010 to 2019. Data were preprocessed by Rstudio, taking the average data of top 10 Spotify playing music every year. Standard deviation is calculated to show the variant of each category.

Hover over a line and it will be bolded and showing the exact average number of each data point.

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Calculated Mean and SD

Yearly Music Trend

The original data comes from the Observable

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