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ICE 5

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Last edited Mar 8, 2023
Created on Mar 8, 2023

A scatter plot displays 20 randomly positioned circles, each with a random RGB color, generated using JavaScript's `Math.random`. Overlaid on this is a single complex SVG path of a flame-like shape, drawn with a thick stroke, rendered using React's `svg` and `circle` elements. The visualization combines procedural randomness with a fixed vector graphic, showcasing a simple, abstract data-art composition.

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