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data = [
{K1: "a", K2: "d", value:80},
{K1: "a", K2: "e", value:100},
{K1: "a", K2: "f", value:120},
{K1: "b", K2: "d", value:80},
{K1: "b", K2: "e", value:100},
{K1: "b", K2: "f", value:100},
{K1: "c", K2: "d", value:60},
{K1: "c", K2: "e", value:80},
{K1: "c", K2: "f", value:80},
];
Plot.plot({
height: 640,
marginLeft: 70,
marginTop: 40,
// grid: true,
x: {
axis: "top",
label: "K1",
type: "band"
},
y: {
label: "K2",
},
color: {
range: ["rgba(0, 0, 0, .05)", "rgba(0, 0, 0, .25)"],
},
marks: [
Plot.cell(data, {
x: "K1",
y: "K2",
fill: "value",
}),
Plot.text(data, {
x: "K1",
y: "K2",
text: "value",
})
]
})
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