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Show HN: Bamboolib – A GUI for Pandas (Python Data Science)

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Re: Show HN: Bamboolib – A GUI for Pandas (Python Data Science)

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This looks excellent. The ability to generate the Python code for the pandas dataframe transformations looks to be more useful than OpenRefine, TBH.

How much work would it be to use Dask (and Dask-ML) as a backend?

I see the OneHotEncoder button. Have you considered integration with Yellowbrick? They've probably already implemented a few of your near-future and someday roadmap items involving hyperparameter selection and model selection and visualization? https://www.scikit-yb.org/en/latest/

This video shows more of the advanced bamboolib features: https://youtu.be/I0a58h1OCcg

The live histogram rebinning looks useful. Recently I read about a 'shadowgram' / ~KDE approach with very many possible bin widths translucently overlaid in one chart. https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/68999/how-to-smear...

Yellowbrick also has a bin width optimization visualization in yellowbrick.target.binning.BalancedBinningReference: https://www.scikit-yb.org/en/latest/api/target/binning.html

Great work.

Re: Show HN: Bamboolib – A GUI for Pandas (Python Data Science)

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This looks user friendly and will certainly have impact on ppl learning python/pandas. Yet not for me as I do not like the 'click to create macro code'. They never have all the things I want and like to have my code in my syntax. But that's me.

Exactly what I thought for my first use case as a person who is not proeficient with pandas.
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