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test application of patient flow

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Pphilippun
Last edited May 25, 2021
Created on May 25, 2021

A simple D3.js animation shows a hospital with five patients as colored circles inside a rounded rectangle. Apples are red and large, lemons are yellow and small, drawn via scales from the d3 module. The code uses `scaleOrdinal` for colors and radii, then updates the visualization over time with `setTimeout`: one patient is removed, a type changes, and another is filtered out, demonstrating data joins, enter/update/exit patterns, and SVG rendering.

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