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Created on Dec 2, 2015

This example demonstrates responsive linked brushing and filtering between a row chart and a bar chart using the dc.js library. It shows how the charts resize automatically when the browser window is adjusted, with each chart updating its dimensions based on the available space. The visualization uses crossfilter to manage data from a CSV file containing index and year values. The code implements custom resize logic that iterates through the chart registry and re-renders each chart, utilizing dc.js chart APIs and D3.js for scaling and axis configuration.

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