Comparison of different range of popularity

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Comparison of different range of popularity

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Last edited Nov 21, 2022

Created on Nov 18, 2022

This interactive visualization compares musical attributes—such as danceability, energy, and tempo—across different popularity ranges using a song dataset from a CSV file. Users select a left and right popularity range via dropdown menus, and a diverging bar chart shows the average attribute values for each selection, with separate axes and color-coded bars. Built with React and D3 v7, the SVG rendering uses scales and custom axis components to display the filtered averages, allowing side-by-side comparison of how attribute profiles differ between popularity brackets.

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