A7 - Time Series in D3

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A7 - Time Series in D3

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Created on Mar 20, 2024

This example demonstrates four time-series visualizations: a multi-line chart, a heatmap, small multiples of lines, and a streamgraph. It uses the D3.js library to render SVG elements and scales, with a color legend for each chart to distinguish categories. The data is mapped to time-based axes, and the streamgraph employs stacked area shapes. The code includes interactive tooltips that appear on hover, enhancing data exploration. All charts share a consistent color scheme, and the visualizations are built using D3’s data-binding and selection APIs.

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