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Brush for data visualisation

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11Cr18Ni9
Last edited Feb 17, 2017
Created on Feb 13, 2017

A reusable D3 chart combines a main scatterplot with a brush for subsetting data. The visualization uses JSON input to configure axes, margins, and colors, and displays tooltips on hover. Built with D3 v3, it renders SVG with an optional Canvas-based PNG export, allowing users to download the current view as either format.

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Interview testing 1:

  • the SVG and its PNG files can be downloaded in client-side;
  • No matter how mach data there will be, using brush can extract them and represented on main graph area;
  • hoove on a specific item will show a information tips;
  • The graph chart can be reusable;
  • The Data is json which combined with drawing data and chart options.
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