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If you can print something into a static PDF, it means that you are allowed to share data (at least) on that level. So why hide those data points in scatter plots, for example? In this presentation, I tried to breakdown the components of a data visualization practice that facilitates the creation of "repeatable" figures. Bonus: Useful resources to create eye-candy infographics.
Data visualization, interactive figures, plotly, dash, dashboards, data art, interactive experience, reproducibility, open science, open source
Data visualization, interactive figures, plotly, dash, dashboards, data art, interactive experience, reproducibility, open science, open source
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