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Pseudo Visualization Exercise 1: Pseudo Hanging Bar Chart

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Created on Mar 8, 2024

This pseudo hanging bar chart uses D3.js to arrange a series of vertical bars in an inverted, asymmetric composition, with each bar’s length and position driven by a force simulation (`d3.forceSimulation`) rather than a conventional scale. The bars dangle from a top axis, their heights derived from an implicit dataset encoded in the layout, while a subtle collision force spaces them apart. Rendered on an SVG canvas via `d3.select` and `d3.forceCollide`, the visualization emphasizes organic, physics-based placement over precise quantitative reading. The code defines a custom simulation with forces for x-positioning and collision, updating the bars’ transform attributes on each tick.

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