home.social
  1. Day 7 - Navigation. Bringing back the voronoi network for Amtrak but this time for California, state with the most Amtrak stations.
    @observablehq plot: observablehq.com/d/a4762f8e949

  2. Day 3 - - Polygons. I learned to make these graphic backgrounds with hexbins in @observablehq , also learned Alameda is one of the most ethnically diverse regions in Bay Area and the nation.

    Code observablehq.com/d/4c4a0c14b3e

  3. R and Python sitting in a tree — R. E. T. I. C. U. LATE.

    Our hackathon goal was to showcase how easy it is to work as a part of cross-language team of Python and R to deliver on end-to-end data science project.

    This article deep dives into my journey of using in R to call API function calls written by Riesling in Python with the goal of getting relevant data into R data frames which we could then visualize using GGPlot2.

    medium.com/data-science-at-mic

  4. For this week's I wanted to combine and . The reveal transition didn't work as expected and I cleaned the data to be cumulative so the previously approved elevators showed up as new ones start popping. Created functions to replicate for any year. Code: github.com/deepshamenghani/tid

  5. How to access an for first time users. Riesling and I wanted to analyze data related to our hobby as part of msft hackathon. Here’s the first article in an upcomig series of analyzing Ravelry knitting projects data using and . Next up in series - Using to combine their powers!
    medium.com/data-science-at-mic