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A UC Berkeley course teaching urban data analysis, visualization, and mapping using Python and open-source tools for city planning.
Course materials for GWU's Data Mining and Machine Learning classes covering preprocessing, modeling, and practical Kaggle applications.
A real-time sentiment analysis and visualization tool for social media data, rendering live charts to identify trends.
An interactive D3.js-based heatmap htmlwidget for R with zooming, highlighting, and clustering.
A Node.js module providing CARTO's curated color palettes optimized for cartography and data visualization.
A vanilla JavaScript library for rendering interactive tournament brackets (single/double elimination, round-robin) in web applications.
Real-time visualization of GPS events on an interactive SVG world map using websockets.
Interactive visualization tool for monitoring Hadoop HDFS cluster usage and file storage efficiency.
An Elixir plotting library built on VegaLite, offering a clean functional API for creating interactive visualizations.
A D3 plugin that computes hierarchical treemaps using Voronoi tessellation for non-rectangular convex polygons.
A highly customizable gauge component for Angular applications and dashboards.
Open-source software and data format standards for storing and manipulating biological light microscopy data.
A Svelte component that transforms JSON data into an interactive HTML table with sorting, filtering, pagination, and inline editing.
A Ruby library that adds chart plotting capabilities to Prawn PDF generation.
A JavaScript API for programmatically creating Vega-Lite JSON specifications for data visualizations.
A Home Assistant Lovelace card that integrates customizable Canvas Gauges for visualizing sensor data.
A JavaScript grid library with integrated charts and server communication capabilities.
A Julia package providing kernel density estimation (KDE) for univariate and bivariate data with flexible bandwidth selection and interpolation.
An open-source, metadata-driven analytics and dashboarding platform for easy data exploration and visualization.
A customizable radar chart library for iOS apps built with Swift.
An R package for creating and exporting statistical animations to HTML, GIF, video, and PDF formats.
A graphical desktop tool for visualizing Active Session History (ASH) data from Oracle and PostgreSQL databases.
A charting library designed for interactive data visualization in F# scripting environments.
A workbook teaching practical skills for creating interactive maps and visualizations on the web using open-source technologies.
A Python package for automated univariate and bivariate data analysis and visualization to streamline machine learning workflows.
A customizable and responsive line or area chart library for React Native applications.
Elixir bindings for Vega-Lite, enabling declarative data visualization within Elixir applications and Livebook notebooks.
A web-based CAN data visualizer and DBC file editor with integration to comma.ai's open DBC repository.
An open-source Rust backend service that accelerates building customer-facing dashboards by providing a unified API for database queries.
An enhanced Common Lisp REPL with terminal, browser, and Emacs interfaces, featuring syntax highlighting, visualization, and profiling.
An Angular service providing D3.js functionality for data visualization components.
A D3.js library that morphs GeoJSON polygons into rectangular shapes for cartographic visualization.
A Home Assistant add-on providing InfluxDB, a time series database for metrics, sensor data, and real-time analytics.
Free and open-source academic note-taking application with Rust-powered interactive plotting and dynamic RAG for researchers.
Web-components for creating interactive scientific articles with reactive variables, equations, and charts.
Web-components for interactive scientific writing, reactive documents, and explorable explanations.
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