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Last active August 29, 2015 14:24
Networkx graphs in D3

NetworkxD3 is a python high-level interface to Christopher Gandrud's networkD3. Networkx is a python package for creating graphs and networks. NetworkxD3 renders networkx graphs into an HTML page containing a beautiful D3 visualization.

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Visualizing a genome annotation file (gff)

D3 JavaScript interactive visualization of a genome feature file(GFF). More information on how to parse the gff file and create the parent-child CSV file is on the GitHub Repository.

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Heatmap of mtcars data

This is a naive attempt to create a heatmap of mtcars data. I wa strying to reproduce R package d3Heatmap

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Scatterplot of iris data with tooltip

A scatterplot of Iris data with tooltip.

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Created July 5, 2015 16:21
Scatterplot - II

Interactive Scatter plot of Iris data.

NVD3 based graph, created using rCharts.

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Created July 5, 2015 22:28
Missing values in the titanic dataset

Heatmap showing the missing values in the Titanic data. The data is taken from the Kaggle competition website.

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Created July 6, 2015 18:52
Sankey plot of my python packages

Sankey plot of my python reposotories with their python-package dependencies.

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Last active August 29, 2015 14:24
Leaflet interactive map of coffee shops in NYC

A leaflet.js based interactive map of the coffee shops in NYC that I have visted. The pop-up has the name and my short review/ancedote about the coffee shop. Geographical cordinates are requested from http://mondeca.com/index.php/en/any-place-en

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Created July 8, 2015 14:43
deBruijn graph from DNA sequence reads

de Bruijn graph constructed from a segment of DNA sequence. We used 5-mer dbg which means that the nodes are all the 4-mers (subsequences of length 4) and there is an edge between two nodes is a 5-mer which joins them. These very very useful in genome assembly. This is made using the NetworkxD3 package.