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After yesterday’s post, a user requested a 3D genre map to better analyze the data. After some experimentation, I created the visualization. It should now display genre clustering more effectively than a 2D version.

The visualization is interactive - static images can’t capture its complexity, so rotation is necessary to interpret the data properly. To run it locally, download the following HTML file and open it in any modern web browser. After a brief load, you can interact with the visualization directly.

https://limewire.com/d/j1LgA#SzTL7qugcX

Feedback or suggestions are welcome.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/61727574

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share some data visualizations I’ve been working on. The images below show how different game genres cluster in the Gamescovery database. The data’s still a work in progress, but the overall patterns look interesting so far.

⚠️ These diagrams might not perfectly represent every genre. Mapping multidimensional data to 2D is tricky, and results can vary depending on the algorithm (I picked the one I think fits the best). There’s also some inconsistency in the genre data itself - so if something looks off on both images, let me know, and I’ll double-check it manually.

Have a nice day :)

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share some data visualizations I’ve been working on. The images below show how different game genres cluster in the Gamescovery database. The data’s still a work in progress, but the overall patterns look interesting so far.

⚠️ These diagrams might not perfectly represent every genre. Mapping multidimensional data to 2D is tricky, and results can vary depending on the algorithm (I picked the one I think fits the best). There’s also some inconsistency in the genre data itself - so if something looks off on both images, let me know, and I’ll double-check it manually.

Have a nice day :)