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Last edited Nov 21, 2022

Created on Nov 7, 2022

This example presents an interactive dashboard for exploring a Spotify track dataset loaded from CSV, offering linked views for bivariate analysis, distribution inspection, and feature correlation. Users select variables from dropdown menus to render a scatterplot with a linear regression line and R² value, histograms with kernel density estimates, boxplots, and a heatmap comparing Pearson, Spearman, and cosine correlations. A slider adjusts the IQR outlier threshold, affecting outlier classification across views. The visualization uses D3 v7 with SVG and animated transitions within a React framework.

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