Published
Edited
Apr 8, 2020
viewof line = vl.markLine()
.width(750)
.height(400)
.data(all)
.encode(
vl.x().fieldQ("day").axis({ title: 'Days since first death in country' }).scale({domain: [0, 40]}),
vl.y().fieldQ("count").axis({ title: 'Deaths' }).scale({ domain: [1, 7000]}),
vl.color().fieldN("country")
)
.render()
d3 = require("d3@5")
import {vl} from '@vega/vega-lite-api';
R = require("ramda")
rawDataNHS = d3.csvParse(await FileAttachment("nhsdata@1.csv").text());
rawDataNHS2 = d3.csvParse(await FileAttachment("20200407_nhsdata.csv").text());
rawDataJohnHopkins = d3.csvParse(await FileAttachment("20200408deaths.csv").text());
ukData = rawDataJohnHopkins.find((item) => (item['Country/Region'] === 'United Kingdom' && item['Province/State'] === ''))
x = {
let i = 41;
while (true) {
--i
if (i === -1) {
i = 41;
yield Promises.delay(20000, i);
}
yield Promises.delay(250, i);
}
}
englangNHSData = rawDataNHS.find((item) => (item['NHS England Region'] === 'England'))
englangNHS2Data = rawDataNHS2.find((item) => (item['NHS England Region'] === 'England'))
// Omit data not needed, find the first day that is not 0 (first death) and use as day 0, prepare for graph
transformFuncNhs = (data, country) => R.compose(
R.dropLast(x),
(item) => {
const toSum = [];
const all = [];
item.forEach((current, index) => {
toSum.push(parseInt(current, 10))
all.push({day: index, count: R.sum(toSum), country});
});
return all;
},
// R.last,
// R.splitWhen((x) => (x !== "0")),
R.values,
R.omit(['NHS England Region', ''])
)(data)
transformFuncJohnHopkins = (data, country) => R.compose(
R.dropLast(x),
(item) => {
const all = [];
item.forEach((current, index) => {
all.push({day: index, count: parseInt(current, 10), country});
});
return all;
},
R.map((item) => (item[1])),
R.last,
R.splitWhen((x) => (x[0] === "2/29/20")),
R.toPairs,
R.omit(['Province/State', 'Country/Region', 'Lat', 'Long'])
)(data)
all = (() => {
return [].concat(transformFuncNhs(englangNHSData, 'England NHS Data 5/4/20'), transformFuncJohnHopkins(ukData, 'UK John Hopkins 7/4/20'), transformFuncNhs(englangNHS2Data, 'England NHS Data 7/4/20'));
})();
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$ = require('jquery').then(jquery => {
window.jquery = jquery;
return require('popper@1.0.1/index.js').catch(() => jquery);
})
bootstrap = require('bootstrap')
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