I have been trying to get a modified beeswarm plot up and running. What is "special" about it is I'm trying to split the y values based on a boolean. So you can imagine a kind of double beeswarm visual -- one section has circles appended above the x axis, while the other section has the circles appended below the x axis.
My data is very simple, but for context here is an explanation:
- d.educ = education (discrete variable, in years)
- d.inlf = in labor force (1 if yes, 0 if no)
So, if we're clear on that, let me reiterate my goal. I want the circles where the observation is in the labor force to be above the x axis, and I want the circles where the observation is not in the labor force to be below the x axis.
Code below with 150 sample from my full data set (hard-coded):
var margins = {top:20, bottom:300, left:30, right:100};
var height = 200;
var width = 900;
var totalWidth = width+margins.left+margins.right;
var totalHeight = height+margins.top+margins.bottom;
var svg = d3.select('body')
.append('svg')
.attr('width', totalWidth)
.attr('height', totalHeight);
var graphGroup = svg.append('g')
.attr('transform', "translate("+margins.left+","+margins.top+")");
var formatValue = d3.format(",d");
var xScale = d3.scaleLinear()
.range([0, width]);
/*
var tsvData = d3.tsv('voronoi-circles.tsv');
tsvData.then(function(rawData) {
var data = rawData.map(function(d) {
return {educ:+d.educ, inlf:+d.inlf}
});
*/
var data = [{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 11, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 10.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 11, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 11, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 11, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 10.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 8.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 10.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 8.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 8.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 1},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 9.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 10.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 15.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 6.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 9.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 9.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 15.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 10, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 10, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 10.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 10, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 8.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 13.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 11.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 17.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 9.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 12.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 14.0, 'inlf': 0},
{'educ': 16.0, 'inlf': 0}];
xScale.domain(d3.extent(data, function(d) { return d.educ; }));
var simulation = d3.forceSimulation(data)
.force("x", d3.forceX(function(d) { return xScale(d.educ); }).strength(1))
.force("y", d3.forceY(height / 2))
.force("collide", d3.forceCollide(4))
.stop();
for (var i = 0; i < 120; ++i) simulation.tick();
graphGroup.append("g")
.attr("class", "axis axis--x")
.attr("transform", "translate(0," + height + ")")
.call(d3.axisBottom(xScale).ticks(20, ".0s"));
var cell = graphGroup.append("g")
.attr("class", "cells")
.selectAll("g").data(d3.voronoi()
.extent([[-margins.left, -margins.top], [width + margins.right, height + margins.top]])
.x(function(d) { return d.x; })
.y(function(d) {
if (d.inlf==1) {
return d.y;
} else {
return d.y+300;
}
})
.polygons(data)).enter().append("g");
cell.append("circle")
.attr("r", 3)
.attr("cx", function(d) { return d.data.x; })
.attr("cy", function(d) { return d.data.y; });
cell.append("path")
.attr("d", function(d) { return "M" + d.join("L") + "Z"; });
/*
cell.append("title")
.text(function(d) { return d.data.id + "\n" + formatValue(d.data.value); });
*/
//})
.cells path {
fill: none;
pointer-events: all;
}
.cells :hover circle {
fill: red;
}
<script src="https://d3js.org/d3.v5.min.js"></script>
As you can see, I tried a fairly straight-forward approach, just slapping on a +300
to the y value using an if statement. However, the result was not as expected, and seems to have truncated all the values to 0. No clue why.
Question
How can I modify the circle coordinate logic to account for my bool (d.inlf
)? Or is it not that simple; perhaps another separate d3.voronoi()
should be called. In either case, I'm not sure how to proceed.