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Dec 13, 2022
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chart = BarChart(chartData, {
x: d => d.count,
y: d => d.word,
yDomain: d3.groupSort(chartData, ([d]) => -d.count, d => d.word), // sort by descending frequency
xLabel: "Number of Reports →",
width,
color: "rgba(44, 149, 66, 0.92)",
marginLeft: 60,
marginRight: 10
})
wordToReport = geoData.features
.map(d => {
if ( d.properties.description == null ) {
return []
} else {
return d.properties.description.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9 ]/gi, ' ').split(' ')
}
})
.map((d, i) => d.map(w => {
const withSynonyms = Object.keys(synonyms);
return ({index: i, word: withSynonyms.includes(w) ? synonyms[w] : w});
})
)
.flat()
.filter(d => !ignoredWords.includes(d.word) && isNaN(d.word));
chartData = Object.entries(wordCounts).filter(d => d[1] > minReportsToShow).map(d => ({word: d[0], count: d[1]}))
groupedWordToReport = wordToReport.filter(d => withGroups.includes(d.word)).map(d => ({index: d.index, group: groups[d.word]}))
groupedChartData = Object.entries(countWords(groupedWordToReport.map(d => d.group))).map(d => ({group: d[0], count: d[1]}))
// import {mapLibreData as geoData} from "c16cbf71c8623c43"
geoData
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