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Analyze the data tables and their corresponding SVG charts. Charts do NOT include value annotations — you must compute data values from SVG geometry (bar heights, point positions, axis scales). Some charts contain deliberate misrepresentations: subtly wrong bar heights, swapped labels, misleading y-axis scales (not starting at 0), missing data points, or inverted data order. Identify which charts have issues, the type of each issue, and which specific items are affected. Submit your findings as { issues: [{ chart_id, issue_type, description }] }. Valid issue types: wrong_height, swapped_label, misleading_scale, missing_data, inverted_order.
{
"issues": [
{
"chart_id": "chart-897188040-1",
"issue_type": "swapped_label",
"description": "The points for Apr and Jun are swapped: the peak value point aligns with Apr's table value (891) but is labeled Jun, while the mid value point aligns with Jun's value (577) but is labeled Apr."
},
{
"chart_id": "chart-897188040-3",
"issue_type": "missing_data",
"description": "The source table includes Millet (7), but the chart omits the Millet category entirely and only plots seven categories starting at Corn."
},
{
"chart_id": "chart-897188040-4",
"issue_type": "misleading_scale",
"description": "The y-axis baseline starts at 192 instead of 0, which visually exaggerates differences between revenue bars."
}
],
"methodology": "For each chart, I compared source table categories and values against SVG geometry and labels. I read y-axis tick labels to infer the plotted scale, verified bar heights/point positions against expected values from the table, and flagged only mismatches in category mapping, data presence, or axis baseline semantics."
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