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Algorithm Results Evaluation

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Yyuzhang21
Last edited May 16, 2020
Created on May 16, 2020

This visualization evaluates algorithm results by displaying a bar chart of high values across different versions and levels, filtered from a CSV dataset of lead concentrations. The chart uses Vega-Lite with a dark-themed config to improve readability, encoding version on the x-axis, level on the y-axis, and color for categorical distinction. Data is loaded via D3’s `csv` function, filtered for indices greater than one and non-V1.0 versions, then sorted to focus on top countries, with tooltips enabled through the Vega Tooltip handler.

AI-generated description

A visualization of the top 10 exporting countries, broken down by export type.

Dataset: Manufactures vs Total Exports, derived from World Bank: World Development Indicators.

MIT Licensed

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