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Netflix IMDB Scores

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SSree Likhith
Last edited Jan 23, 2024
Created on Jan 23, 2024

A web-based visualization gallery example displays the first row of Netflix IMDB Scores data as formatted JSON, highlighting field names, values, and nested structures. The Vue.js application imports a CSV file containing movie and show metadata such as title, release year, runtime, and IMDB ratings, then converts selected numeric columns to numbers. The interface renders the parsed object using a preformatted text element with a fixed font size for readability. This example demonstrates raw data inspection before applying graphical encodings, serving as a foundational step for exploring distributions or relationships in the dataset.

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The Netflix IMDB Scores,

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Choosing the right type of graph or chart to best represent the data is crucial.

  1. A box plot or violin plot could be useful for this ?
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