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A bubbles visualisation for quantitative data comparison

raidevraidev
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I created a p5js bubbles visualization for quantitative data comparison. You can see examples of how it works here:

This is actually just a stepping stone to a much larger linguistic analysis of movie utterances that I am working on (more on that in a few months).

In the meantime, I have released the script on GitHub and included extensive notes there on how you can use and customize it yourself and also background on how it works.

I've also tried hard to make the code as easy as possible to read and follow.

Do let me know what you think and if you use it within any of your own work.

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  • Lord_of_the_GalaxyLord_of_the_Galaxy

    Great job!

    Note however that your examples don't work on Safari for iOS. Perhaps that's intentional, or perhaps that's due to p5.js itself. I don't really know.

  • raidevraidev

    Thanks Lord_of_the_Galaxy. Can you let me know what exactly your setup is.

    I tested Safari on Mac OK but TBH I need to test more fully on mobile platforms like iOS. It works somewhat on my iPad and iPhone, but dragging the bubbles is an issue. Like you, I am unclear what p5.js support it here. I will look into it and report back.

  • Lord_of_the_GalaxyLord_of_the_Galaxy

    For me, it doesn't even open on my iPad.
    As for my Windows PC, it works well.

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