Blog Post of Density Data

[jzf2101]

Hey

Attached is a link to the notebook with my plots I was gonna share at devfest.

Let me know what edits you think I should make before we put it up on the blog:

http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/jzf2101/density/blob/master/datasci/density_demo.ipynb

[natebrennand]

on In [24], is that the average count per location, not the average for the campus? Could we clarify that?

this looks really good

[jzf2101]

@natebrennand It's the average count per group_id for that time of day, yes. I agree the language is a big vague. Check the link again and let me know what you think of the language

[natebrennand]

I would just include the entire sum of the whole campus. I think that would make the numbers more meaningful

[jzf2101]

@natebrennand : No problem. Check again, I redid the plot.

[natebrennand]

It's not rendering the last few images for me, idk if that's a problem.

[in] 6: I think this should be "What spaces do we have?" [in] 9: I think we should point out that this is only study space & dining halls, not all of Columbia.

[jzf2101]

@natebrennand changed the language about spaces and added note about the spaces we have

[natebrennand]

[in]15 s/Comumbia/Columbia

I'm satisfied with this, can someone else take a glance though? @thebrianzeng

[thebrianzeng]

all the plots look great! before we publicize it, i think we should add some more detailed explanations for what's going on. also, do we want a version without all the code for the non-programming audience?

[thebrianzeng]

oh, is there anyway to remove the warning?

WARNING: pylab import has clobbered these variables: ['plt'] %matplotlibprevents importing * from pylab and numpy

[jzf2101]

@thebrianzeng

Agree with both your comments lets discuss in person Friday how to flesh out the text?

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oh, is there anyway to remove the warning?

WARNING: pylab import has clobbered these variables: ['plt'] %matplotlib prevents importing * from pylab and numpy

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[thebrianzeng]

sounds good - i'm super excited to get this out!

On Sat Feb 21 2015 at 4:44:43 PM Nate notifications@github.com wrote:

on In [24], is that the average count per location, not the average for the campus? Could we clarify that?

this looks really good

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[natebrennand]

Let's make sure we get this posted this Friday.

@chmullig made these neat webapp (https://chmullig.shinyapps.io/relative_density/) that hooks into the API. If you want to link to it just let him know since he'd like to clean it up a bit. @ Chris, see the iPython notebook link above if you're interested in checking it out.

[chmullig]

:notebook: :+1: :+1:

[jzf2101]

@chmullig Sure! Please make any adjustments and keep us posted so we can add the link. Do you have a repo I can reference if I have questions?

[chmullig]

Just pushed it up (had to make a new repo, since the old one had my API key in it...)

https://github.com/chmullig/relative_density

[jzf2101]

@chmullig Cool thanks! Are you planning to make any changes before I post?

[chmullig]

@jzf2101 I just added a couple links at the bottom. Didn't have time to change it to make it more friendly.

[jzf2101]

Hey again I made some changes to reference the tool @chmullig built. I'm packaging it together in a pull request we can put up. It has a blog post as a markdown and a notebook with the same content