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Created on Apr 9, 2025

This reusable scatter plot displays the relationship between fixed acidity and residual sugar in wine samples, with each point representing a wine quality rating. The visualization uses Chart.js to render the scatter plot on an HTML canvas element, while PapaParse handles loading and parsing the local CSV file (useData.csv). The chart maps fixed acidity to the x-axis and residual sugar to the y-axis, with points colored in brown and labeled by quality score from the dataset.

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