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Computer Science Students Career Prediction

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Last edited Sep 12, 2024
Created on Sep 5, 2024

This example displays the first row of the Computer Science Students Career Prediction dataset as a formatted JSON object. It shows the raw attribute values, including student demographics, GPA, interests, and skill levels. The visualization uses the `data.csv` import from the `index.js` module to load the data and the native `JSON.stringify` method to render the content in a `<pre>` element. The code converts numeric fields like `Student_ID`, `Age`, and `GPA` to numbers before displaying them.

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The Computer Science Students Career Prediction Dataset,

  • I want to see the correlation between two attributes
  • I want to understand the geographic distribution of an attribute
  • I want to understand how an attribute changed by degree
  • I want to be able to see the distribution of values
  • I want to identify subsets of the data where an attribute
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