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Created on Oct 19, 2016

This example displays the Anscombe’s quartet dataset as a simple scatter plot of x and y coordinates. It uses the D3.js v4 library to read the CSV file, scale the data to fit a 700×700 pixel SVG canvas, and render each data point as a steel-blue circle with a red stroke. The code defines linear scales for both axes and maps the y-values to an inverted range so that larger y-values appear higher on the screen.

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