Reusable scatter plot

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Reusable scatter plot

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Last edited Aug 12, 2016

Created on Aug 12, 2016

This reusable scatter plot displays 200 randomly generated data points using D3.js v4, with interactive buttons that trigger animated transitions. The visualization initially renders normally distributed points as semi-transparent blue circles, while the "Change Data" button regenerates the dataset and smoothly transitions the circles to new positions with updated axes. The "Change Color" button toggles the circle fill between blue and red using D3's transition and ease functions. The example demonstrates reusable chart patterns with SVG rendering, including linear scales, axis generators, and data-binding techniques.

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