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PokémonBaseStatsDataset

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Last edited Sep 12, 2024
Created on Sep 4, 2024

This example displays the raw first row of the Pokémon Base Stats Dataset as a formatted JSON object in a pre element. The code loads the CSV file, coerces all numeric fields to numbers, and then renders the first entry’s complete attributes—including name, type, height, weight, and battle stats—at a large default font size. The visualization serves as a simple data inspection tool, using the imported CSV parsing from the dataset file and vanilla JavaScript DOM manipulation via `innerHTML` to present the structured record.

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The Pokémon Base Stats Dataset, loaded and parsed as CSV.

This dataset contains part of the Pokémon's basic information.

5 tasks for the dataset:

  • I want to compare the average battle value of different Pokémon types.

  • I want to see the correlations between the height and weight of each Pokémon.

  • I want to identify the outlier Pokémon in each battle value.

  • I want to see the correlation between the catch rate and average battle value of each Pokémon.

  • I want to identify which battle value is most related to weight.

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