Mental Health Survey Pie Chart Project Momentum

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Mental Health Survey Pie Chart Project Momentum

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Last edited Oct 31, 2024

Created on Oct 31, 2024

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This interactive pie chart explores mental health survey data, allowing users to select an attribute (such as academic year or gender) and a metric (like depression or anxiety) to visualize the average score across categories. The chart updates dynamically using D3’s pie and arc generators, with dropdown menus controlling the selections. Data is aggregated via rollups to compute mean values, and a color-coded legend displays each category’s label and average. The visualization uses the D3 library and is styled with custom CSS for the SVG and selector elements.

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