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scales/diverging

7 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

d3.scaleDiverging creates diverging scale

d3.scaleDiverging() creates a diverging scale that maps a continuous, quantitative domain to a continuous, fixed interpolator.

diverging.interpolator sets the scale's output interpolator

diverging.interpolator() sets the scale's output interpolator.

diverging.range sets the output range

diverging.range() sets the output range.

diverging.rangeRound sets output range and enables rounding

diverging.rangeRound() sets the output range and enables rounding.

d3.scaleDivergingPow creates diverging power scale

d3.scaleDivergingPow() creates a diverging power scale.

d3.scaleDivergingSqrt creates diverging power scale with exponent 0.5

d3.scaleDivergingSqrt() creates a diverging power scale with exponent 0.5.

d3.scaleDivergingSymlog creates diverging symmetric logarithmic scale

d3.scaleDivergingSymlog() creates a diverging symmetric logarithmic scale.

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