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Line Chart

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Last edited Nov 1, 2018

Created on Oct 10, 2018

This example demonstrates a line chart visualization that displays multiple data series over a series of samples. The chart is rendered using the dex.js library, which leverages the C3 charting framework and D3 for its underlying SVG rendering. The visualization plots three distinct lines—labeled A, B, and C—with each data point generated randomly by the `dex.datagen.randomIndexedMatrix` utility. The entire chart fills the browser window, with styling applied through Bootstrap and jQuery UI components. The code instantiates the chart via `dex.charts.c3.LineChart`, configuring it with a CSV dataset and specifying the parent container element.

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Line Chart

This is the dex.js line chart.

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