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Aandreaeverett
Last edited Oct 20, 2016
Created on Oct 20, 2016

The visualization displays the first of four data sets as a scatterplot of eleven points, plotting x against y values on linear scales. D3 v4 is used to load the CSV data, convert the numeric fields, and draw circles with the SVG `append` method. The chart area is sized with margins and configured through `d3.scaleLinear` for both axes, though no axes are rendered in the final output. The points use a fixed radius, with no trend line or additional encoding beyond position.

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