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Summary Statistics for Weed Prices Data

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LLeah Mitchell
Last edited Sep 27, 2021
Created on Sep 6, 2021

This visualization displays summary statistics for a weed pricing dataset from New England, showing the file size in kilobytes, total row count, and column count for the CSV data. The example loads the data from a GitHub gist using D3 v5 and presents the statistics in large text within a pre-formatted HTML element. It demonstrates the d3.csv method for fetching and parsing tabular data, along with file size calculation using the d3.csvFormat function to measure the loaded data’s memory footprint.

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Loading in Weed Pricing data and calculating various summary statistics.

Data from: https://gist.github.com/LeahMitchell/0c17f659b954866ebf322fba46135869

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