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D3 Workshop: Part 3 - Conference Data

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Last edited Mar 24, 2018
Created on Mar 24, 2018

This example demonstrates the distribution of conference registration data, showing the affiliation of attendees by school and their year of study. It uses D3 v4 to render a static SVG visualization, with each data point representing an individual order. The code selects the SVG element and binds the array of objects, which contain fields like "School Affiliation" and "Year of Study". It employs D3’s data join to append circles, though the visual encoding beyond that is not implemented in the provided snippet, as the script is incomplete and no scales or axes are defined.

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