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I just noticed the very nice radviz graphing feature added to pandas 0.8.1 (http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/dev/visualization.html#scatter-plot-matrix). Most of the graphs in the pandas documentation use randomly generated graphs, however the radviz examples uses the iris data set. The iris dataset, however, is not included as part of the pandas package to a new user cannot immediately reproduce, and play with, the example graph.
Would it be possible to include the iris dataset as part of the pandas package? alternatively, could the the example use a dataset that is hosted somewhere online?
best,
zach cp
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* y-p/doc_fix:
DOC: fix intersphinx ref to python doc in io.rst
DOC: closes#1709, add link to iris data set
DOC: grammer
DOC: add caveat regarding the use of dicts as arg to read_csv()
I just noticed the very nice radviz graphing feature added to pandas 0.8.1 (http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/dev/visualization.html#scatter-plot-matrix). Most of the graphs in the pandas documentation use randomly generated graphs, however the radviz examples uses the iris data set. The iris dataset, however, is not included as part of the pandas package to a new user cannot immediately reproduce, and play with, the example graph.
Would it be possible to include the iris dataset as part of the pandas package? alternatively, could the the example use a dataset that is hosted somewhere online?
best,
zach cp
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: