CSV Dataset - FLU Data

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CSV Dataset - FLU Data

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Last edited Sep 12, 2024

Created on Sep 5, 2024

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This example displays a single record from a CSV dataset of flu shot information, showing fields like age, county, gender, and flu shot status. The code uses a JavaScript data import from `data.csv` and parses values with `new Date()` and unary plus operators for type conversion. The main function renders the first data row as formatted JSON inside an HTML `<pre>` element, with a font size of 21 pixels.

AI-generated description

The FLU Data, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Tasks

I want to see the correlation between age and flu_shot_2022.
I want to understand the geographic distribution of flu_shot_2022 by county.
I want to be able to see the distribution of age.
I want to compare the rates of flu_shot_2022 between different genders.
I want to see the number of flu shots administered over time using the "earliest_flu_shot_2022" column.

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