Data Summary

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Last edited Sep 18, 2017

Created on Sep 18, 2017

This example loads a CSV file of English Premier League match data and displays a text-based summary of the dataset’s structure. It computes and prints the total number of rows, columns, file size, and a per-column statistical overview using the Datalib library’s `format.summary` function. The page renders the summary inside a `<pre>` element via D3 v4’s `d3.csv` and `select().append()`, while also logging the same output to the browser console. The code is designed to be reusable with any CSV by simply changing the file path.

AI-generated description

This dataset is about English Premier League (03-04) W/L data. I’m an Arsenal fan and my team accomplished an undefeated season in 03-04 so I choose this set ;)

The raw csv file can be found here in Github.

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