The IPython Notebook is an incredible tool that I use almost daily. Notebooks can be exported to HTML for easy sharing using nbconvert, however I’ve never been happy with the look of the exported notebooks. In the past I’ve used the nbviewer to render the .ipynb files and display notebooks online, but I’d prefer to host the notebooks myself. I set out to make some changes so I could export HTML notebooks that looked good. The results can be seen in my Introduction to Singular Value Decomposition and NYC School Data Exploration notebooks. See below for how to.
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Making an interactive line graph with D3.js
Along with the interactive histogram for the MPG tracking page I also added some interactivity to the miles over time graph. Below is the code and data that produces the above plot. The code for this example and the entire MPG project is available on github.
Making an interactive histogram in D3.js
I recently worked on some updates to the MPG tracking page I set up in January. One of my goals was to make the graphs on the page respond to mouseover events by displaying more data. Here’s some sample code for a simplified version of the histogram that now appears on the MPG page, the data is below the code. The code for this example and the entire MPG project is available on github. See also the interactive miles over time graph.