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Week 2 Dataset 3

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IIan Coolidge
Last edited Jan 24, 2024
Created on Jan 24, 2024
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This example displays the first row of the Kaggle Animal Bites dataset as formatted JSON in a monospace preformatted element. The dataset contains records of animal bites with fields for species, breed, color, vaccination dates, and location details. The code imports the CSV data, converts the vaccination years and victim zip code fields to numbers, and then renders the first data entry. It uses the native `JSON.stringify` method to format the row with indentation for readability, with the font size set to 12 pixels.

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The Kaggle Animal Bites dataset, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Question on the dataset: a large number of the rows in this dataset are missing data about the vaccination date or number of years. Would a dataset consisting of only the bites where this information is known be more useful for analysis, or would it be too small of a subset?

Possible tasks on the dataset: determining aggression in various animals and dog breeds to help breeders understand desirable or undesirable traits

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