Representing Data Graphically with Vega and Vega-Lite
You can now represent RKGS data graphically in the RelationalAI console, by using the rich graphics available through Vega and Vega-Lite. Both formats use the JSON format (opens in a new tab) to describe visualizations such as bar charts, area charts, line charts, circular charts, scatter plots, and geographic maps. You can incorporate any valid Vega or Vega-Lite code directly into a cell. The results display directly in the RelationalAI console.
You can draw on the detailed examples of Vega (opens in a new tab) and Vega Lite (opens in a new tab) to begin representing data graphically within the RelationalAI console.
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