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I’m wondering what’s the proper way to draw Venn diagrams. I’ve seen that Graphviz has a “nice to have” mention about them, and there are a few simple JS librar
by vitalnodo 1y ago
I’m wondering what’s the proper way to draw Venn diagrams.
I’ve seen that Graphviz has a “nice to have” mention about them, and there are a few simple JS libraries - mostly for two sets. Here’s also my own attempt using an LLM [1].
But maybe someone knows a more general or robust solution - or a better way to achieve this?
In the future, I’d like to be able, for example, to find the intersection between two Venn diagrams of three sets each etc.
[1] https://vitalnodo.github.io/FSLE/ https://vitalnodo.github.io/FSLE/
- zem 1y agothe comments here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45742907 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45742907 have some discussion about projects that take a "focused algorithm for various different diagram types" approach vs graphviz's one size fits all approach. worth checking to see if any of them do venn diagrams.
- tetris11 1y agoThe nVennR library is pretty robust for multiple sets https://venn.bio-spring.top/intro#nvennr https://venn.bio-spring.top/intro#nvennr
- qustrolabe 1y agohttps://www.deepvenn.com/ https://www.deepvenn.com/