Gist f6a6da7b5e77722e0b29851712579ccb

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Gist f6a6da7b5e77722e0b29851712579ccb

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Last edited Apr 20, 2022

Created on Apr 20, 2022

A scatterplot displays 80 data points from dataset.csv, mapping x1 along the horizontal axis and x2 along the vertical axis. All points share a uniform blue color with no distinguishing marks, and the y column appears unused in the visualization. The plot uses a simple Cartesian coordinate system with points distributed across the range of x1 (roughly -1 to 2.5) and x2 (roughly -0.5 to 3). No axis labels, titles, or legends are present, giving the chart a minimalist appearance focused purely on the spatial distribution of the data.

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