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Dimple.js Line Scatter Analysis

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Aadry34160
Last edited Feb 11, 2017
Created on Feb 8, 2017

This visualization shows a dual-encoding time series of quantities across dates, combining a purple line chart with overlaid scatter points to highlight individual data values alongside the overall trend. The chart uses a time-based x-axis with four-interval ticks and a measure-based y-axis, rendered as SVG. It loads tab-separated data via d3.tsv and constructs the chart with dimple.js, adding both dimple.plot.line and dimple.plot.scatter series to a single dimple.chart instance, with the series color styled through CSS.

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Just a simple DimpleJS chart graph to illustrate combination of Line chart and Scatter chart dual encoding, so better aesthetics.

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