Tips Tricks 24 - Interactive network visualization using pyviz

[@suvratrai]

Beautifully explained. Thanks for making this video. This is what I was looking for, to plot a data lineage diagram using python.

[@bgable7707]

NICE! very well done: clear examples and mostly your to the point explanation. Very quick and dirty as we would say in the states.

[@DigitalSreeni]

Much appreciated!

[@salma-amlas]

hi i want to make a project that includes a gui where you can add nodes by dragging them and draw weighted and directed edges between nodes any idea what i can use?

[@chetan-7]

Thanks for the wonderful and informative session. Helped me a lot!

[@piero8284]

there is a way of positioning nodes that are connected by a minor degree closely to each other?

[@CRTagadiya]

are you planning any videos on Graph Networks or Network System Case study?

[@SumanKumar-rf1xb]

Thanks for the vidoe. In pyvis can nodes be associated with a location as well

[@ilanalejandroalmanzacardoz1187]

Thanks for the video, it's an amazing and usefull information.

[@pawanagrawal7653]

sir I want to ask, If I have to make a weighted graph with string weight , is it possible in this library.Kindly Reply.

[@barababa8515]

hi, could i ask you if we could do semantic segmentation without a mask

[@DigitalSreeni]

Semantic segmentation refers to assigning a class to every pixel in your image. For supervised segmentation, such as the ones we use in U-net, you need a training mask to define the ground truth. For supervised segmentation, for example using k-means or otsu, you do not need any masks.

[@simonl8284]

Pyviz is a collection of tools and pyvis is the library.

[@saadmahboob3084]

Very good channel. Please make video on xla compiler and glow

[@szymonk.7237]

Thank you for this video.

[@jackzero5230]

your title gave me trouble installing it, its pyvis not pyviz

[@lokeshv7575]

Thank you so much :)

[@d14400]

No neet to save as html, use Notebook=True inside show()