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Interactive Highlighting Colorful Scatter Plot of NBA 2018-2019 Playoffs with Menu

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ZZiyang Gao
Last edited Oct 14, 2020
Created on Oct 14, 2020

This interactive scatter plot visualizes NBA 2018-19 playoff player statistics, where each circle represents a player and its position reflects selected attributes like games played or points. Users can switch between different statistical measures via dropdown menus and hover over the team legend to fade other teams, employing d3.scaleOrdinal for color mapping and d3.scaleLinear for axes. The plot uses React with D3 v5 for rendering SVG marks, and data comes from a Kaggle basketball dataset, filtered for playoff performance.

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An interactive scatter plot of The NBA Playoffs data in 2018-2019.

The dataset was originally from Kaggle, basketball-players-stats-per-season-49-leagues. Only NBA players and the Stage Playoffs were selected for this visualizaton

  • The scatter plot shows the attributes of statistics of NBA 2018-2019 playoffs, each dot represents for one player.
  • By hovering on each team's legend, the corresponding team can be highlighted, with other's faded.
  • By switching the corresponding attribute, we can explore the typical relationship of a player's performance.
  • It's direct and straightforwading to know the attendence rate of each team's players
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