Spotify Peak Position Transforming Data

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Spotify Peak Position Transforming Data

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Last edited Feb 3, 2023

Created on Jan 30, 2023

This visualization ranks artists by the number of songs that reached the #1 peak position on Spotify, using the Spotify Top 10,000 Songs dataset. It transforms the raw CSV data with `d3.csvParse`, filters records where `peak_position` equals "1", and aggregates counts per artist using `d3.flatGroup`. The results are sorted descending and displayed as a JSON text block via a `pre` element. The code relies on D3 v7 utilities like `flatGroup` and `descending` to process and order the summary.

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Uses the Spotify Top 10,000 Songs data set and calculates the number of songs each artist has eached the #1 spot with.

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