When joining options in the grid, sometimes, the CDFs in the Vis element have a protruding top. A simple procedure to visually see this is to join all of the options together. Upon joining all of the options for hurricane data with the outcome variable excess_deaths, this is the resulting density data:
When joining options in the grid, sometimes, the CDFs in the Vis element have a protruding top. A simple procedure to visually see this is to join all of the options together. Upon joining all of the options for hurricane data with the outcome variable
excess_deaths
, this is the resulting density data:If you plug this in directly into
areaGeom
as defined inVis.svelte
, you get this (thed
value ofpath
element):This can be fixed manually if you change any instance where the third element of a sub-array is
1
to0.5
.