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Last edited Mar 23, 2016

Created on Mar 23, 2016

This visualization plots the top 5 quarterbacks by rank from a college football stats dataset, using passing touchdowns on the x-axis and rushing touchdowns on the y-axis. Each quarterback is represented as a circle, colored with a single-hue red colormap where darker shades indicate a higher rank (Marcus Mariota, rank 1, is darkest). The chart includes labeled axes for PassingTD and RushingTD, a legend identifying the five conferences (Pac-12, MWC, SEC, Big 12, MAC), and animated tooltips on mouseover that display player, school, and conference information. The visualization is rendered as an SVG in D3 v3.

AI-generated description

question 3: Plot only the top 5 QBs by rank and color the marks by rank.

B. choose a single-hue colormap

Explanation:

The multiple hue varies in such a way that with increase in rank the intensity of color also increases.

There is no particular reason for choosing red. I have choosen it simply because I like it.

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