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Stacked Area Chart

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PPatMartin
Last edited Aug 7, 2017
Created on Jan 15, 2017

This stacked area chart visualizes three synthetic data series (A, B, C) over 30 time steps, with each series’ value randomly generated between 1 and 100. The chart uses the dex.js library’s `dex.charts.c3.StackedAreaChart` component, which wraps the C3.js charting library built on D3. Rendering occurs by passing a CSV-like data structure created with `dex.csv` and `dex.datagen.randomIntegerMatrix`, then calling the `.render()` method on the configured chart instance.

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Stacked Area Chart

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