!!!###!!!title='Sequence Analysis——VisActor/VChart demo!!!###!!!!!!###!!!description=**Version requirement:** `sequenceAnalysis` is available from `@visactor/vchart-extension` since **VChart 2.2.0**. Use **2.2.0 or later** and keep `@visactor/vchart` and `@visactor/vchart-extension` versions identical. If you select an unsupported version in the live demo, upgrade it; this extension chart is not built into the core package. **Design meaning: risk behavior patterns.** Highlight or connect action nodes that match a business-defined risk pattern to compare behavioral segments across users. **Hypothetical scenario:** a business marks “log in from a new device → change the linked email → send messages in bulk” as a pattern requiring review. Connecting the matching actions shows which users exhibit the pattern and at which steps. This rule is illustrative. **Example data:** `user_004` has follow record `event_004_4` at step 4 (count 7), linked to private-message record `event_004_6` at step 6. This demonstrates pattern annotation; no actual risk rule is defined for `pattern_001`. - **Axes:** each row is a user; columns are steps. Top labels show each step's configured medium category, such as room or device, and an additional `+N` count. - **Dots and links:** dots are event records colored by activity; links mark related segments and are colored by relationship category. A count of 7 still produces one dot. - **Controls:** select a range at the bottom, pan across steps horizontally, and scroll vertically to see more users.!!!###!!!

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Version requirement: sequenceAnalysis is available from @visactor/vchart-extension since VChart 2.2.0. Use 2.2.0 or later and keep @visactor/vchart and @visactor/vchart-extension versions identical. If you select an unsupported version in the live demo, upgrade it; this extension chart is not built into the core package.

Design meaning: risk behavior patterns. Highlight or connect action nodes that match a business-defined risk pattern to compare behavioral segments across users.

Hypothetical scenario: a business marks “log in from a new device → change the linked email → send messages in bulk” as a pattern requiring review. Connecting the matching actions shows which users exhibit the pattern and at which steps. This rule is illustrative.

Example data: user_004 has follow record event_004_4 at step 4 (count 7), linked to private-message record event_004_6 at step 6. This demonstrates pattern annotation; no actual risk rule is defined for pattern_001.

  • Axes: each row is a user; columns are steps. Top labels show each step's configured medium category, such as room or device, and an additional +N count.
  • Dots and links: dots are event records colored by activity; links mark related segments and are colored by relationship category. A count of 7 still produces one dot.
  • Controls: select a range at the bottom, pan across steps horizontally, and scroll vertically to see more users.

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