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d3-v7 template

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Last edited Jul 29, 2021

Created on Jul 29, 2021

This example demonstrates a minimal setup for the latest version of the d3 library, d3.v7, loaded from a CDN, and uses the `d3.min` aggregation function to compute the minimum of an array of values derived from an arithmetic expression. The console output shows both the loaded d3 object and the calculated result, serving as a basic template for initializing a d3 visualization project. The code is housed in an index.html file that loads a separate bundle.js script, with the main logic concentrated in that JavaScript file.

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Transforming data using d3

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I'm going to group data using nest() and to add some calculated values. I'll try to do this based on SPARQL data about ethnographic artefacts

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Some nesting examples

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