0×4a6f4672 · @jofr
57 followers · 231 posts · Server ruby.social

Heard a nice talk today in from Jean-Luc Stevens about at @pyberlin . and look like a powerful combination to render large datasets. Jean-Luc works like @sophiamyang for
holoviz.org/index.html

#berlin #holoviz #hvplot #datashader #anaconda

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偉吉 · @weiji14
51 followers · 48 posts · Server mastodon.nz

☯️ v0.6.1. Quick patch release with full support for 🐍 Python 3.11! Made a couple of bug fixes 🐞 to DatashaderRasterizer (for turning points/lines/polygons to pixel masks based on a template raster). Also sneaked in a tiny enhancement ✨ to XpySTACAssetReader (which wraps around `xarray.open_dataset`) to work without xpystac 🙃. Find out more in the release notes at zen3geo.readthedocs.io/en/v0.6.

@pytorch

#zen3geo #torchdata #python #datashader #xarray #gischat #geospatial #datapipeline #computervision

Last updated 1 year ago

Anita Graser 🇪🇺🇺🇦 · @underdarkGIS
2198 followers · 1352 posts · Server fosstodon.org

I love the idea of turning notebooks into slides. I've figured out most issues with rendering interactive plots 👩‍💻 but there is one thing I'm stuck with:

& is not not rendered in the slides but works great in a

The output is: BokehModel(combine_events=True, render_bundle={'docs_json': {'8bb4dc3b-92b9-4d6e-9b03-060b443bfa47': {'defs': …

Any pointers much appreciated

#jupyter #geoviews #datashader #notebook #nbconvert #bokeh #Geopandas #holoviz #hvplot #datascience #dataviz #visualanalytics

Last updated 1 year ago

@ruthpozuelo @lavergnetho @EL_Uatu I would use geoviews.org/gallery/matplotli

In general, I use datashader.org/ and holoviews.org/user_guide/Large a lot those days and it can create interactive bokeh or static matplotlib with the same code.

can resample huge dataset on the fly

are magic, really loving it.

#datashader #geoviews #holoviews

Last updated 2 years ago

Digital Geography Lab · @digigeolab
137 followers · 113 posts · Server mastodon.online

Day 24. The constellation of “stars” in the Greater Region of .
“Stars” are the whereabouts of cross-border commuters from , & , working in Lux.
A experiment using Twitter data from doi.org/10.1080/09654313.2022.

#datashader #Germany #france #belgium #luxembourg #30DayMapChallenge

Last updated 2 years ago