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Pie chart-ICE7
This pie chart displays the number of visitors to various tourist places in 2019, with each slice labeled by the destination’s name and state, and a legend positioned to the right. It uses Chart.js to render the chart on a Canvas element, pulling comma-separated data from a remote gist via `fetch()`. The code assigns random semi-transparent background colors to each slice and customizes tooltips to show both the raw visitor count and its percentage of the total, while the chart itself is configured with `responsive: false` and a fixed canvas size.
AI-generated descriptionAnalysis: 2019 Pie Chart: The 2019 pie chart visualizes the distribution of visitors across tourist places for the year 2019. Analysis: Analyzing the chart, we can observe that Hawaii had the highest number of visitors, followed by Illinois and Colorado. Alaska and Connecticut had the lowest number of visitors compared to other tourist places. 2020 Pie Chart: The 2020 pie chart visualizes the distribution of visitors across tourist places for the year 2020. Analysis: Looking at the chart, we notice a decrease in the number of visitors across most tourist places compared to 2019. This decline is likely due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to travel restrictions and decreased tourism activities. 2021 Pie Chart: The 2021 pie chart visualizes the distribution of visitors across tourist places for the year 2021. Analysis: Comparing with the previous years, we can observe a slight recovery in the number of visitors across some tourist places in 2021. However, the overall number of visitors might still be lower compared to pre-pandemic levels, as the tourism industry continues to adapt to the ongoing situation.