Agricultural economics · Thünen Institute of Farm Economics / University Bonn
penguins = d3.json("https://vega.github.io/vega-datasets/data/penguins.json")
pairplot(penguins)
pairplot(penguins, { hue: "Species" })
pairplot(penguins, { hue: "Species", diag_kind: "hist" })
pairplot(penguins, { kind: "hist" })
pairplot(penguins, { hue: "Species", kind: "hist" })
pairplot(penguins, { hue: "Species", markers: true })
pairplot(penguins, {
vars: ['Beak Length (mm)', "Beak Depth (mm)", "Flipper Length (mm)"],
// kind_diag: 'auto',
// kind: 'scatter',
// markers: true,
width: 500,
height: 350,
spacing: -20,
hue: "Species",
hueVarType: 'nominal', // is automatically set when 'hue' variable is defined, but may be overwritten
// possible values: 'nominal', 'ordinal', 'quantitative'
palette: "deep", // may be any Seaborn / Vega-Lite color scheme string OR an array of colors
showLabels: true,
hideTooltips: true,
showGrid: true,
scaleZero: true
})
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