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Ramen Ratings Across 11 Countries

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Last edited Oct 24, 2019

Created on Sep 18, 2019

This visualization displays average ramen ratings across 11 countries, categorized by style, with square size representing the review count. It uses vega-lite-api to encode star averages on the x-axis, style on the y-axis, and country as both color and size. The data comes from a CSV file processed with d3.csv. The chart uses a square mark with opacity, a custom color palette, and tooltips showing country names via the vega-tooltip handler.

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Dataset

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The Dataset used for the visualiztion is Ramen Ratings dataset.

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Visualization

The X axis is the average of stars in that country. The Y axis is the categorical variables Style. The size of squares indicate the counting number of Ramen reviews in that country.

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Information Capture

Audience can capture many information from the graphs.

1.which country has the most number of ramen reviews

2.which country has the highest average of stars?

3. What style of Ramen has the highest stars?

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A visualization constructed using the vega-lite-api.

MIT Licensed

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