#data visulaization

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Jupyter Notebook Integration of g.nome

The integration of data visualization through Jupyter Notebook significantly enhances the capabilities of g.nome, streamlining the iterative process. This integration enables seamless processing and visualization of reciprocal file sharing, facilitating the exploration of data crucial for the advancement of modern medicine. Additionally, users have the flexibility to record notes and interpret analyses in a fully customizable format, empowering them to tailor their workflow to their specific needs and preferences.

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Visit: https://medium.com/@jhones1998olivia/tableau-dashboards-sharing-and-its-understanding-905506549862

Tableau Dashboards Sharing and Its Understanding

Creating or planning a dashboard isn't just about putting representation components that are presented by Tableau. A dashboard ought to have the most important data that is reasonable for speedy utilization of data by a client. Tableau gives plenty of instruments to intuitiveness including tooltips and channels/filters, making utilization of them without jumbling the visible region will prompt a lovely dashboard experience.

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3D rotating Earth in R

3D rotating Earth in R

Recently I posted some 3D Earth graphics here and here made with R. Now I have a basic animation showing different applied textures on a rotating globe.

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via ONE.org 

12 Data visualizations that illustrate poverty’s biggest challenges

ONE posted a fascinating list of images and graphics that illustrate poverty's biggest challenges. This collection of some of the best data visualizations on global literacy, mortality, birth rates and more that will help put some of the biggest issues surrounding poverty today into perspective. The good news: Extreme poverty is declining, and life expectancy and incomes on the whole are on the up and up. The bad news: We still have a lot of work to do!

Check it out, which graphic did you find most surprising? What questions did this raise for you? 

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Murals and Math: One School's Solution to Graffiti - Ellie Balk wrote in Education, New York and News

The act of painting murals is empowering. Once a student makes a mark on a wall, it becomes his or hers. When you walk down the busy street of Graham Ave, almost every wall is covered in random tags. We help the students create public art that means something and has significance. Students living in Brooklyn need this kind of connection to their communities because when the students invest in their communities, the communities invest in them. These murals are also made for the neighborhood. The results are not only beautiful images, but also sparked conversations.

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