2024: Circle Packer ICTS (incl. spam/geannuleerd)

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2024: Circle Packer ICTS (incl. spam/geannuleerd)

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Last edited Feb 26, 2025

Created on Feb 26, 2025

This animated circle packing visualization displays continents and the languages spoken within them, with circle sizes scaled by the number of countries speaking each language. The data originates from a gist by MisunoKitara, updated for 2024 including spam and cancelled entries. Built using the `circlepackeR` package in R, the visualization relies on D3.js force-directed layout algorithms to position and size the nested circles, rendering the hierarchical structure of language distributions across continents.

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This is an example of Continents and languages in their respective countries scaled by the number of countries that speak each language in the continent. Thanks to the author of the circlepackeR package in R for the code for this visualization.

forked from justlebeau's block: Circle Packer Continents and Languages Spoken

forked from anonymous's block: Circle Packer Continents and Languages Spoken

forked from MisunoKitara's block: 2017: Circle Packer ICTS excl. spam/geannuleerd

forked from MisunoKitara's block: 2018: Circle Packer ICTS (excl. spam/geannuleerd)

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