Scatter, Line, and Area Example

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Scatter, Line, and Area Example

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Last edited Nov 9, 2018

Created on Sep 18, 2018

This line chart shows the daily count of network flows over a three and a half month period, with each point representing a day’s total. The data, sourced from a professor at WPI and cleared for public use, includes timestamps and flow counts. The visualization uses D3 v5’s `scaleTime` for the x-axis and `scaleLinear` with `nice()` for the y-axis, rendering the trend with a smooth, curved line via `lineGenerator` and `curveBasis`. The chart is drawn in an SVG element, with axis ticks, labels, and a title styled through CSS.

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This line chart shows the number of flows per day occuring over a three and a half month period.

This data is netflow data with correlated keyboard, mouse, and gui activity fields. This is a novel data source representing windows on a desktop (user interactions)

This data comes from a private data source provided by a professor at WPI. This professor has cleared this data set for public use.

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