Distribution Scatter 2

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Distribution Scatter 2

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Last edited Nov 15, 2020

Created on Nov 15, 2020

A grid of 700 narrow vertical rectangles spans the full height of the visualization, each sampled from a Pareto distribution using `d3.randomPareto` and scaled by 25. Every five seconds, the entire composition shifts color as the background rectangle and all foreground rectangles smoothly transition between one of six predefined color palettes, alternating between dark and light themes. The animation uses `transition().duration(1000)` on both the background and foreground elements, cycling randomly through palettes with contrasting pairs like teals, blues, or violets. Rendered as SVG with semi-transparent rectangles (0.02 opacity), the overlapping shapes create a dense, layered texture across the 960×500 canvas.

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Transparent rectangles with changing colors, rendered from random samples of a Pareto distribution. Inspired from work by Nita Nagdewate.

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