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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
Mighty matplotlib isn't going away any time soon, but just because Plotly makes interactive plots, it doesn't mean you can't also a) customize every aspect of the chart, from the fonts to the length of the axis ticks to the l
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
Plotly has very robust static image export capabilities, meaning you can create an interactive vis for yourself in a notebook, and embed it in an app if you like, and then use the same tools to create publication-ready export in SVG, EPS, P
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
I’m interested in learning more about this “Ops Plus” term but it doesn’t seem very google friendly... Is this a term of art in some circles?
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Plotly.py 4.0 Is Here: Offline Only, Express First, Displayable Anywhere(medium.com)
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
PS: and Dash, which is what the GP was talking about, is totally free and unrelated to Chart Studio :)
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
That's not totally accurate... If you use our SaaS Chart Studio product then yes, but otherwise (i.e. in 'offline' mode) you can use our Python, R and Javascript libraries as much as you like: they're MIT licensed.
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
Plotly Express ( https://plotly.express/ ) is a new high-level wrapper on top of Plotly.py which gives a similar API to Altair in a lot of ways. Under the hood it works the same way: Plotly.py generates JSON figure descriptio
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
Altair here is a play on the underlying library called Vega. They're both stars in the "Summer Triangle" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_Triangle
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by nicolaskruchten 7y ago
Plotly supports interactive 3d scatters, lines, surfaces, cones, streamtubes, volumes and isosuraces :) https://plot.ly/python/3d-charts/
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by nicolaskruchten 8y ago
You could also try using Plotly Express, which lets you do some of this stuff in a one-liner: https://medium.com/@plotlygraphs/introducing-plotly-express-...
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by nicolaskruchten 8y ago
I'm the project lead for Plotly Express... AMA!
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Plotly Express(medium.com)
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by nicolaskruchten 8y ago
I'll be honest, before I started working at Plotly I had the same reaction to Dash at first glance, but as I worked with it/on it, I realized that most of the time, this client-server chattiness is not much of a problem from a use
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by nicolaskruchten 8y ago
Actually, Plotly offline works exactly the same was as Plotly online: same code runs on both ends, total feature parity from Python :)
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Bridge-Optimizing Genetic Algorithm in Excel VBA(nicolas.kruchten.com)
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Introducing plotly.py 3.0.0(medium.com)
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Data Visualization for Artificial Intelligence, and Vice Versa(medium.com)
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Make Patterns Pop Out of Heatmaps with Seriation(nicolas.kruchten.com)
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by nicolaskruchten 9y ago
I used to share your reasoning that a straightforward technical solution must exist but this article really opened my eyes to the various tradeoffs involved in districting and how finding a balance is indeed a political not a technical prob
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by nicolaskruchten 9y ago
I have! Twice :) https://pivottable.js.org/ and https://react-pivottable.js.org/
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Introducing react-pivottable(medium.com)
1 points by nicolaskruchten 9y ago|0 comments
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Direction Angrignon: a different kind of subway map(nicolas.kruchten.com)
2 points by nicolaskruchten 10y ago|0 comments
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Machine Learning Meets Economics, Part 2(blog.mldb.ai)
109 points by nicolaskruchten 11y ago|16 comments
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by nicolaskruchten 11y ago
Author here... Do tell! :)
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Machine Learning Meets Economics(mldb.ai)
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by nicolaskruchten 11y ago
That's a good idea, thanks! What kinds of problems were you solving with madlib?
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by nicolaskruchten 11y ago
(MLDB product lead here) I hadn't seen RecDB, thanks for the link! At a glance, other than the licensing, the main point of comparison is that MLDB is more powerful/general-purpose than RecDB, as it provides primitives for not onl
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Drag'n'Drop Pivot Tables and Charts, in Jupyter/IPython Notebook(nicolas.kruchten.com)
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by nicolaskruchten 11y ago
They only get 400k on EC2...
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1M QPS with Nginx and Ubuntu 12.04 on EC2(datacratic.com)
6 points by nicolaskruchten 11y ago|3 comments

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