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## Outline of Materials
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Below you'll find a brief outline of the content contained in the four sections of this seminar. For each section there is a separate notebook of python code containing all the materials for that section. Each notebook will start with a few setup steps--package imports and data prep mostly--that are almost identical between the notebooks, directly after which comes the content for each section. For information about the data used in these materials, check out the `data_prep_nb.ipynb` notebook, the easy-to-view version of which is [hosted here](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/data_prep_nb.ipynb).
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Below you'll find a brief outline of the content contained in the four sections of this seminar, along with notebook links, and an example visualization from each section. For each section there is a separate notebook of python code containing all the materials for that section. Each notebook will start with a few setup steps--package imports and data prep mostly--that are almost identical between the notebooks, directly after which comes the content for each section. For information about the data used in these materials, check out the `data_prep_nb.ipynb` notebook, the easy-to-view version of which is [hosted here](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/data_prep_nb.ipynb).
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### Why We Visualize
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### Section 1: Why We Visualize
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[Here is the link](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/part_1_main_nb.ipynb) to the easy-to-view notebook for this section of material.
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### Section 2: Overview of Python Visualization Landscape
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[Here is the link](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/part_2_main_nb.ipynb) to the easy-to-view notebook for this section of material.
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2. Smorgasbord of packages explored through a single example viz.
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3. Quick & dirty (and subjective) heuristics for picking a visualization package.
### Section 3: Statistical Visualization in the Wild
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[Here is the link](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/part_3_main_nb.ipynb) to the easy-to-view notebook for this section of material.
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[Here is the link](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/pmaji/practical-python-data-viz-guide/blob/master/notebooks/part_4_main_nb.ipynb) to the easy-to-view notebook for this section of material.
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1. Quick and simple data visualizations with Plotly Express.
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2. Additional control and complexity with base Plotly.
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