Distribution of ROD of Cerebrovascular Diseases in the USA from 1999 - 2017

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Distribution of ROD of Cerebrovascular Diseases in the USA from 1999 - 2017

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Last edited Feb 11, 2025

Created on Feb 11, 2025

A histogram displays the distribution of age-adjusted death rates from cerebrovascular diseases (stroke) across U.S. states for a selected year, using an interactive slider to filter from 1999 to 2017. The visualization highlights state-specific data points along with a bar chart of rate frequencies, where each state is assigned a random color. Built with p5.js, the sketch loads data from a CSV file via `loadTable` and uses custom binning logic to compute histogram counts and scales. The view includes a title, subtitle, and axes, with the bar width dynamically calculated based on the number of bins.

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