Large number of points

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Large number of points

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Last edited Nov 22, 2017

Created on Nov 22, 2017

A scatterplot displays 50,000 generated points, with color and radius encoding each point’s position in the lower, core, or upper quartile range. Built with D3 v4, the visualization uses SVG circles and an animated transition to update the points when the user edits the quantile, color, or radius values. The x-axis maps the point index, while the y-axis shows the generated normal distribution values, with scales recalculated via the `d3.scaleLinear` and `d3.quantile` APIs.

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