Lic. en Ciencias de la Computación, DC, FCEyN, UBA.
Profesor Asociado en el ITBA.
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The 10 Most Important Crops
import {chart as barchart} with {barchart_data as data, wide_margin as margin} from "@d3/horizontal-bar-chart"
import {chart as barchartrace} with {replay as replay, barchartrace_data as data, alto as height, barras as n, duration as duration} from "@d3/bar-chart-race"
// barchartrace_data =
datos_barrace = d3.csv("https://download.data.world/s/reuhz247p3htncfyjszo7q45xy5dls")
barchartrace_data = datos_barrace.map(d => ({date: new Date(d.year, 1, 1), name: d.item, category: Math.floor(Math.random() * 10), value: +d.value}))
Math.random()*10
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