LOESS
This visualization uses a LOESS curve to compare the distribution of waiting times between eruptions of the Old Faithful geyser against a kernel density estimate. The chart displays a histogram of the dataset in steelblue, while multiple smoothed lines, each colored black, are overlaid to represent varying bandwidths in the kernel density estimation. The x-axis spans the range of waiting times (30 to 110), and the y-axis represents probability density. The visualization, rendered in SVG with D3 and science.js, demonstrates how different bandwidths affect the smoothness of the density estimate relative to the binned data.
AI-generated descriptionThis is a copy of work done by Jason Davies that demonstrates use of science.js. It is posted here simply so it can be studied. The original example code can be found at science.js/examples/kde. Slight modifications were made so it displays well on bl.ocks.org.
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