morley = FileAttachment("morley.csv").csv({typed: true})
Plot.plot({
y: {
grid: true,
inset: 6
},
marks: [
boxY(morley, {x: "Expt", y: "Speed"})
]
})
Plot.plot({
x: {
grid: true,
inset: 6
},
marks: [
boxX(morley, {x: "Speed", y: "Expt"})
]
})
function boxX(data, {
x = {transform: x => x},
y = null,
fill = "#ccc",
stroke = "currentColor",
...options
} = {}) {
const group = y == null ? Plot.groupZ : Plot.groupY;
return Plot.marks(
Plot.ruleY(data, group({x1: iqr1, x2: iqr2}, {x, y, stroke, ...options})),
Plot.barX(data, group({x1: quartile1, x2: quartile3}, {x, y, fill, ...options})),
Plot.tickX(data, group({x: "median"}, {x, y, stroke, strokeWidth: 2, ...options})),
Plot.dot(data, Plot.map({x: outliers}, {x, y, z: y, stroke, ...options}))
);
}
function boxY1(
data,
{
x = null,
y = { transform: x => x },
fill = "#ccc",
stroke = "currentColor",
thresholds = "sturges",
...options
} = {}
) {
const group = x == null ? Plot.groupZ : Plot.binX;
return Plot.marks(
Plot.ruleX(
data,
group({ y1: iqr1, y2: iqr2 }, { x, y, stroke, thresholds, ...options })
),
Plot.barY(
data,
group(
{ y1: quartile1, y2: quartile3 },
{ x, y, fill, thresholds, ...options }
)
),
Plot.tickY(
data,
group(
{ y: "median" },
{ x, y, stroke, strokeWidth: 2, thresholds, ...options }
)
),
Plot.dot(
data,
Plot.map({ y: outliers }, { x, y, z: x, stroke, thresholds, ...options })
)
);
}
function boxY(data, {
x = null,
y = {transform: x => x},
fill = "#ccc",
stroke = "currentColor",
...options
} = {}) {
const group = x == null ? Plot.groupZ : Plot.groupX;
return Plot.marks(
Plot.ruleX(data, group({y1: iqr1, y2: iqr2}, {x, y, stroke, ...options})),
Plot.barY(data, group({y1: quartile1, y2: quartile3}, {x, y, fill, ...options})),
Plot.tickY(data, group({y: "median"}, {x, y, stroke, strokeWidth: 2, ...options})),
Plot.dot(data, Plot.map({y: outliers}, {x, y, z: x, stroke, ...options}))
);
}
boxX([0, 3, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6, 5, 7]).plot()
function outliers(values) {
const r1 = iqr1(values);
const r2 = iqr2(values);
return values.map(v => v < r1 || v > r2 ? v : NaN);
}
iqr1 = V => {
const hi = quartile1(V);
const lo = hi - 1.5 * (quartile3(V) - hi);
return d3.min(V, v => lo <= v && v <= hi ? v : NaN);
}
iqr2 = V => {
const lo = quartile3(V);
const hi = lo + 1.5 * (lo - quartile1(V));
return d3.max(V, v => lo <= v && v <= hi ? v : NaN);
}
quartile1 = V => d3.quantile(V, 0.25)
quartile3 = V => d3.quantile(V, 0.75)
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