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This visualization uses a parallel coordinate plot to explore the Abalone dataset, displaying individual samples as polylines across multiple quantitative axes. The SVG rendering shows data points from three sex categories—male, female, and infant—with the code splitting the raw CSV data into separate arrays for each group before calling a render function. The visualization relies on d3.text to load the dataset and d3.v7 for chart construction, though the specific axis and line encoding parameters are not fully defined in the provided files.

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