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Design specification demonstrates a robust six-band distribution mark across fleet datasets, highlighting standardized visualization of median-scaled variance.
Design specification of the swi_iceberg, a robust six-band distribution mark for the iceberg fleet: each object's samples are summarized around the median and scaled by MADN (1.4826 x median absolute deviation); six equal bands over +/-3 MADN encode population as band width and the observed value range as band height; samples beyond the envelope are retained as topping/bottoming; objects float on a shared absolute axis and the pooled distribution is drawn as a self-similar, globally clipped background. Includes naming and provenance, statistical invariants, edge cases, and relation to prior work. The related repository holds the Apache-2.0 reference implementation; this record covers the specification text and figures under CC BY 4.0.
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