statsbreaks is a javascript package whose objective is to split (to classify/to discretize) a quantitative dataset into a (k) number of classes or thematic categories. The general aim is to create a choropleth map, for example with bertin.js.
The main features of riatelab/statsbreaks are: Data Processing Tools, JavaScript Geospatial Libraries.
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