innerRadius is an alias for radius2.Дefines how Vega-Lite should handle marks for invalid values ( null and NaN). Note: This property cannot be used in a style config. Whether the markвЂ™s color should be used as fill color instead of stroke color.Дefault value: false for all point, line, and rule marks as well as geoshape marks for graticule data sources otherwise, true. This property has higher precedence than lor. If unspecified, the default size is step-2, which provides 2 pixel offset between bars.Дefault fill color. The default size of the bars with discrete dimensions. For horizontal bars, top-right and bottom-right corner radius. The default size of the bars on continuous scales.ДЇor vertical bars, top-left and top-right corner radius. The fill and stroke properties have higher precedence than color and will override color. Note: - This property cannot be used in a style config. Whether a mark be clipped to the enclosing groupвЂ™s width and height. The ideal value for this is either 0 (preferred by statisticians) or 1 (Vega-Lite default, D3 example style). The 'line-top' and 'line-bottom' values operate similarly to 'top' and 'bottom', but are calculated relative to the lineHeight rather than fontSize alone.ДЇor range marks, the vertical alignment of the marks. One of 'alphabetic' (default), 'top', 'middle', 'bottom', 'line-top', 'line-bottom', or an expression reference that provides one of the valid values. Note: Expression reference is not supported for range marks.Дefault value: 3/4 of step (width step for horizontal ticks and height step for vertical ticks).ДЇor text marks, the vertical text baseline. The horizontal alignment of the text or ranged marks (area, bar, image, rect, rule). MarkDef to configure the look of the marks.ДЇor example, the following uses mark_circle() with additionalДЄrguments to represent points as red semi-transparent filled circles:ДЄs seen in the last two examples, additional arguments to mark_*() methods are passed along to anДЄssociated MarkDef instance, which supports the following attributes: Of the Chart object, which take optional keyword arguments that are passed to

In Altair, marks can be most conveniently specified by the mark_* methods In addition, Altair provides the following compound marks: Multi-panel Scatter Plot with Linked BrushingДЄ vertical or horizontal line spanning the axis.ДЄ scatter plot with points represented by text. The mark property is what specifies how exactly those attributesДЄltair provides a number of basic mark properties:ДЄ scatter plot with configurable point shapes. Used to map columns to visual attributes of the plot. We saw in Encodings that the encode() method is

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