Melting data from Multiple Lines

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Melting data from Multiple Lines

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Last edited Jul 19, 2020

Created on Jul 18, 2020

This example visualizes population trends over time for various global regions, with multiple lines displayed simultaneously to facilitate comparison. The data is presented using a line chart, where each line represents a different region and is color-coded according to a categorical scheme. The visualization is built using React and D3 v5, leveraging D3's `nest` and `line` functions to structure and render the data. The underlying dataset is sourced from UN population estimates, processed into a tidy format by the `loadAndProcessData` function.

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