Microsoft Word - ds2500_lab03_seaborn.docx DS 2501: Intermediate Programming with Data / Lab Practicum Prof. Rachlin and Prof. Park Northeastern University Seaborn Hack-a-thon In this lab exercise...

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Microsoft Word - ds2500_lab03_seaborn.docx DS 2501: Intermediate Programming with Data / Lab Practicum Prof. Rachlin and Prof. Park Northeastern University Seaborn Hack-a-thon In this lab exercise you’ll explore the capabilities of the Seaborn visualization library. You are free to use any dataset and develop any type of visualization you find most interesting, as long as it uses the Seaborn library. 1. Review the Seaborn examples we did in class. 2. Now put Seaborn to work! First, find some interesting data to investigate. You can use the datasets built into Seaborn: >>> import seaborn as sns >>> sns.get_dataset_names() >>> iris = sns.load_dataset(‘iris’) or explore an online data repository such as: • https://www.data.gov • https://data.boston.gov 3. You are encouraged (but not required) to use Pandas to filter and refine your data. 4. Create an interesting visualization of your data. Include a sentence or two explaining your visualization and what it reveals about your data. (This sentence may be embedded in your code as a triple-quoted string.) 5. Feel free to explore plotting features not covered in class. Here are some useful resources: https://seaborn.pydata.org/examples/index.html https://seaborn.pydata.org/tutorial.html https://seaborn.pydata.org/api.html 6. Submit your work to GradeScope by the end of the day on Thursday.
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Answer To: Microsoft Word - ds2500_lab03_seaborn.docx DS 2501: Intermediate Programming with Data / Lab...

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