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Pseudo Scatplot

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JJinpeng Li
Last edited Mar 11, 2023
Created on Mar 8, 2023
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A pseudo scatter plot presents five black circles scattered across a white canvas, each acting as an abstract data point, alongside a single text element stating “Lucas is handsome.” The visualization approximates a traditional scatter plot without encoding quantitative variables, using an SVG `circle` element for each point. The static layout, defined by explicit `cx` and `cy` coordinates, is rendered inline in the HTML via the `svg` tag, with the text styled using the Share Tech font. The artwork demonstrates a minimalist, manual approach to plotting data.

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An approximation of a scatter plot.

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