Sunburst Chart
A Sunburst chart visualizes hierarchical data structures. It represents a root node surrounded by rings of deeper hierarchy moving outward from the center. The angle of each segment depends on the value of its parent node or on its own value.
Line Chart with X Scale Continuous Mode
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Network Graph
A Network Graph is a visualization of a set of nodes connected with one another by edges. It is widely used in mathematics, and also can be a great help when showing relations between people, companies, cities or any other things.
Pareto Chart JavaScript (Final)
Points Operations
An interactive Marker Chart where markers can be connected with each other by clicking at them. This function might be useful if you need to create a graph on a chart.
Sankey Diagram
A Sankey diagram visualizes flows (of any kind) and their quantities in proportion to one another. It represents nodes connected with one another by lines or arrows (the bigger the quantity, the wider the line). Sankey Diagrams are widely used in science, especially in physics.
Santa Claus, God and Spider Man in Venn Chart
Venn Diagram, a basic charting sample. The chart plots three points, each having the intersection with the others.
Spline Area Chart with Missing Points
Spline area chart compares average humidity changes over the year in two cities. Gaps in one of the series show missing data points in the data set.
Stacked Area Chart
A Stacked Area Chart is composed of several Area series having their own height and stacked vertically one by one. This type is convenient when one needs to see the variation of each Area series and the variation of the combined value.
Stacked Bar Chart with Negative Values
Stacked bar charts are used to compare the quantitative value each part of the category brings to the whole category. This chart shows the distribution of the revenue got from the cosmetic products sold to men and women.
Venn Diagram
A Venn Diagram (also called primary diagram, set diagram or logic diagram) illustrates all possible relations between different datasets. Each set is usually shown as a circle, and common elements of the sets - as intersections of these circles.
