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Enrich The Default Preview of Pandas DataFrame with Jupyter DataTables
Don't print raw DataFrames.
Avi Chawla
Jun 3
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Enrich Your Heatmaps With This Simple Trick
Embedding the size component to a heatmap.
Avi Chawla
Jun 1
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9 Most Important Plots in Data Science
...in a single frame
Avi Chawla
May 26
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Stop Using The Describe Method in Pandas. Instead, use Skimpy.
Supercharge the describe method in Pandas. Skimpy is a lightweight tool for summarizing Pandas dataframes. In a single line of code, it generates a…
Avi Chawla
Feb 11
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Stop Using The Describe Method in Pandas. Instead, use Summarytools.
Summarytools is a simple EDA tool that gives a richer summary than describe() method. In a single line of code, it generates a standardized and…
Avi Chawla
Feb 8
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This GUI Tool Can Possibly Save You Hours Of Manual Work
Please watch a video version of this post for better understanding: Link. This is indeed one of the coolest and most useful Jupyter notebook-based data…
Avi Chawla
Jan 27
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This GUI Tool Can Possibly Save You Hours Of Manual Work
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10 Automated EDA Tools That Will Save You Hours Of (Tedious) Work
Most steps in a data analysis task stay the same across projects. Yet, manually digging into the data is tedious and time-consuming, which inhibits…
Avi Chawla
Jan 20
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Analyze A Pandas DataFrame Without Code
If you want to analyze your dataframe in a GUI-based application, try Pandas GUI. It provides an elegant GUI for viewing, filtering, sorting, describing…
Avi Chawla
Jan 13
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A No-code Tool To Understand Your Data Quickly
The preliminary steps of any typical EDA task are often the same. Yet, across projects, we tend to write the same code to carry out these tasks. This…
Avi Chawla
Dec 5, 2022
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Supercharge value_counts() Method in Pandas With Sidetable
The 𝐯𝐚𝐥𝐮𝐞_𝐜𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐬() method is commonly used to analyze categorical columns, but it has many limitations. For instance, if one wants to view…
Avi Chawla
Nov 29, 2022
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Create Pivot Tables, Aggregations and Plots Without Any Code
Grouping, pivoting, and plotting are fundamental to almost every tabular data analysis task. Yet, across projects, we often write the same code over and…
Avi Chawla
Nov 20, 2022
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Create Pivot Tables, Aggregations and Plots Without Any Code
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Stop Analysing Raw Tables. Use Styling Instead!
Jupyter is a web-based IDE. Thus, whenever you print/display a DataFrame in Jupyter, it is rendered using HTML and CSS. This means you can style your…
Avi Chawla
Nov 16, 2022
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Stop Analysing Raw Tables. Use Styling Instead!
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