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CSV Dataset - Mortality Data

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Nnitinramagiri1@gmail.com
Last edited Sep 12, 2024
Created on Sep 5, 2024

This example displays the first record of the Health Synergy Hospital Mortality CSV dataset as pretty-printed JSON. It shows the parsed data types and date formatting applied to the raw input. The code imports the CSV file, converts numeric fields and reformats the date to a consistent month/day/year string. The visualization simply renders this processed single row inside an HTML `<pre>` element, using JavaScript's `Date` object for parsing.

AI-generated description

The Health Synergy Hospital-Mortality Data, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Tasks

  • I want to be able to see the distribution of the values 'U' and 'R' of RURAL/URBAN
  • I want to display the distribution of the 'AGE' attribute
  • I want to provide a breakdown of the 'GENDER' attribute
  • I want to show the trend or changes over time of 'DATE_OF_BROUGHT_DEAD'
  • I want to see correlation between AGE and RURAL/URBAN
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