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Distribution Scatter 3

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Last edited Nov 15, 2020

Created on Nov 15, 2020

Transparent rectangles in 45-degree rotation render the distribution of 500 samples from a Pareto distribution, each rectangle's width fixed at 25 pixels. Every five seconds, a palette randomly selects a background and foreground color pair, triggering `d3.transition` with 1000-millisecond durations on both the background `rect` and the foreground rectangles. The SVG animation cycles through six predefined color schemes, from teals to violets, while the rectangles maintain a 0.02 opacity. The visualization uses `d3.randomPareto` to generate data and `d3.selectAll` with `.enter()` to bind it to SVG elements.

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Transparent rectangles with changing colors, rendered from random samples of a Pareto distribution. Inspired from work by Nita Nagdewate.

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