#222: Interactive graphs with Bokeh and Python

Talk Python To Me

Michael Kennedy

Technology

4.8 • 635 Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2019

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Do you have data you want to visualize and share? It's easy enough to make a static graph of it. But what if you want to zoom in and highlight different sections? What if you need to rerun your ML model on selected data? Then you might want to consider working with Bokeh. It does this and much more. Join me on this episode where you'll meet Bryan Van de Ven who heads up the Bokeh project.

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0:00.0	Do you have data you want to visualize and share?
0:02.2	It's easy enough to make a static graph of it,
0:04.5	but what if you want to zoom in and highlight different sections?
0:07.7	What if you need to rerun your machine learning model on the selected data?
0:11.4	Then you might want to consider working with Boke.
0:13.8	It does this and much more.
0:15.8	Join me on this episode where you'll meet Brian Van Devin,
0:18.6	who heads up the Boke Project.
0:20.7	This is Talk Python to Me.
0:21.9	Episode 22 recorded July 24th, 2019.
0:44.9	Welcome to Talk Python to Me, a weekly podcast on Python, the language, the libraries, the ecosystem, and the personalities.
0:49.0	This is your host, Michael Kennedy. Follow me on Twitter where I'm at M Kennedy.
0:52.7	Keep up with a show and listen to past episodes at TalkPython.fm.
0:55.2	And follow the show on Twitter via at talk python.
0:59.7	This episode is brought to you by Ting and Linode. Please check out what they're offering during their segments. It really helps support the show. Brian, welcome to Talk Python. Hi. Thanks for
1:04.0	having me. Yeah, it's great to have you here. You know, I've often thought about ways in which I
1:09.1	could use some of these cool Python visualization libraries.
1:12.0	And I haven't recently had some great excuses to use them. So I haven't really covered them
1:16.5	enough on the show. But I'm really excited to talk about Boquet with you this week.
1:19.5	Well, I'm super excited to be here. I think Boke has really developed a lot over the last year or so in
1:24.6	particular. And so this is a great opportunity. Yeah, absolutely. Before we get to it, though, let's start with your story. How'd you get
1:29.3	into programming in Python? In Python? So I think the first version of Python I ever used was
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