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Statistical Summaries

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Last edited Jun 3, 2016

Created on May 19, 2016

This example visualizes statistical summaries of three datasets, displaying each group’s count, minimum, quartiles, median, maximum, and mean. Each row shows a box plot of the parameter distribution alongside the sample count, with values formatted to three decimal places. Built with D3.js and jStat, the SVG chart uses a custom `ParamLevelSummary` function and `MinimalBoxPlot` to render the summaries, reading data from a local CSV file.

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