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This example demonstrates a basic D3.js bar chart visualizing a static dataset of twenty numeric values. The visualization uses SVG rectangles to represent each value, with bar height proportional to the data point and a color scale that darkens with increasing magnitude. Text labels display the exact value above each bar, and the chart employs D3’s selection, data binding, and attribute methods (`attr`) to render the visualization. The dataset is hardcoded within the script, and the SVG canvas is sized at 500 by 150 pixels.
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John Berlin
Tableu:
Bar chart of passing yards per player (best displayed as a horizontal bar chart), with conference mapped to color

- Incite: The passing chart did not show much to me other than football players can throw ball for alot of yards. Sry not a big sports fan
Scatterplot of 2 interesting variables, with conference mapped to color

- Incite: The scatter plot showed an incite to see where each conference stands to one another.
One other interesting graph that uses a derived variable

- Incite: The derived variable Completions/Interceptions using tree map showed me how simular completions to intercepetions for each player in the conferences are to each other conference
Tableau
- It is very hidden about what you can do with it
- Wish there was a list of all functions or easy way to find a function list
D3
- Its really powerful.
- The tutorial is really great for tip of the ice burge showing. I read the docs immediatly
- It was a great wet your whistle tutorial really wanted to do more with the bar charts