Crime Data Analysis - Location type

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Crime Data Analysis - Location type

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Last edited Jul 27, 2023

Created on Jul 27, 2023

This example visualizes crime incidents by location type, with each slice of the pie chart representing a category such as a street, residence, or business. The data is loaded from a CSV file hosted on GitHub Gist using d3.csv, and the pie layout (d3.pie) calculates the arc segments. The SVG rendering applies a categorical color scale (d3.scaleOrdinal with d3.schemeSet2) and labels each slice with its location type and count, while title text appears above the chart.

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