Modern Data: Recent Episodes
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Special thanks to Plotly investor, NVIDIA, for their help in reviewing these open-source Dash applications for autonomous vehicle R&D, and Lyft for initial data visualization development in Plotly. Author: Xing Han Lu, @xhlulu (originally posted on Medium) 📌 To learn more about how to use Dash for Autonomous Vehicle and AI Applications register for our live webinar with […]
Author: Andrea Brennen, first posted on Medium Hear how Dash helped operationalize the tool in a live webinar with IQT & Plotly on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 2 pm EDT IQT is known for pushing the boundaries of technology in domains that serve the national interest. Today, as we all struggle to make sense of […]
In a pub located in downtown Montreal (the same city where Plotly was founded), some evening in 2014, then PhD student Ian Goodfellow thought about a game theory-inspired approach to generate realistic images using Deep Learning: what if we could pitch two neural networks to play a game, where one would generate images from random noise (the […]
Business intelligence (BI) is an indispensable tool for many, if not most, modern organizations. BI covers an entire gamut of end-to-end activities from data mining to reporting, all carried out with a core goal assisting critical business decision making. How significant has BI become? One indication of its popularity can be gleaned from this Google […]
Companies like Bose Corporation and US government agencies rely on Dash Enterprise for their NLP and Voice Computing research. In this post, we showcase some of our favorite Dash apps (with Python code!) that combine AI and audio. Every decade we see a paradigm shift in the way we interact with computers. First it was […]
Dash is the de facto open-source dashboards library for Python. Since the start of COVID-19, we’ve seen a tidal wave Dash apps globally that are helping hospitals, governments, investors, and citizens respond to the outbreak. Here are just a few. If you know of one that should be included, please let us know at @plotlygraphs. […]
Representing words in a numerical format has been a challenging and important first step in building any kind of Machine Learning (ML) system for processing natural language, be it for modelling social media sentiment, classifying emails, recognizing names inside documents, or translating sentences into other languages. Machine Learning models can take as input vectors and […]
📌 Learn about this feature in a special live webinar and AMA on May 7, 2020 at 1pm EDT with Plotly’s CTO and cofounder, Alex Johnson. Written by: Alex Johnson, Plotly CTO Before we start, I’d like to thank codefour for generously sponsoring this open-source feature and providing excellent feedback throughout its development. Collaborating with talented teams like codefour is […]
“When is Mom’s birthday?” “Remind me to pick up flowers and a cake this afternoon.” “How do I get to the nearest flower shop?” “Find the best bakeries near me.” “Find a route to Mom’s house.” In our modern times, personal assistants are not exclusive to executives in high-powered jobs; we can now talk directly […]
Dash Primordial Soup When Plotly released Dash (almost 3 years ago), we were not certain that it would become the open-source phenomenon that Dash is today. Having 5 years of prior experience with plotly.js, plotly.R, and plotly.py — the world’s most downloaded, Web-based scientific graphing libraries for JavaScript, R, and Python (respectively) — there was reason for optimism, but […]