My favorite way to practice and build my data science skills is to hunt for publicly available datasets online and analyze them to uncover interesting and human behavior insights from what can initially seem like administrative, even boring, records. Public authorities are increasingly sharing more and more data online with easy-to-use APIs or CSV repositories. My general impression is that state authorities have more data than data scientists and many databases lack an accompanying analyses, not to mention aggregating with other data to discover deeper insights and trends. This offers some exciting whitespace for the curious.
Bring Colors to your Data Frames
In this article, you’ll learn how to add colours to a pandas dataframe by using pandas styling and options/settings. The Pandas documentation is rather…