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CPI1998

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YYannael
Last edited Mar 1, 2015
Created on Mar 1, 2015

This visualization displays the 1998 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 85 countries, ranked from Denmark’s high score of 10 to Cameroon’s low of 1.4. The data is loaded from a CSV file using Recline’s memory store, and the view offers grid, graph, and map options. The main.js script initializes the dataset, while the interface provides interactive sorting and browsing capabilities through SlickGrid, allowing users to explore the scores across all territories.

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