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Identify missing csv data visualization methods and implement the methods with a test case | Generic Issue - Not to be assigned #13

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Ask149 opened this issue Mar 9, 2021 · 7 comments
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enhancement New feature or request gssoc21 GirlScript Summer of Code'21 Level3 Very Hard Level Difficulty

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Ask149 commented Mar 9, 2021

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  1. Identify the missing methods of CSV data visualization in this repository.
  2. Find suitable cases of data and machine learning problems for which the method should be used.
  3. Implement the method only for those cases by adding smart logic.

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This is a generic issue and multiple students can work on the same. Notify the mentors once you identify a method (as mentioned above). The mentor will create a separate issue and assign you the same.

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@Ask149 Ask149 added enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers gssoc21 GirlScript Summer of Code'21 labels Mar 9, 2021
@Ask149 Ask149 changed the title Description Identify the missing methods of CSV data visualization in this repository. Find suitable cases of data and machine learning problems for which the method should be used. Implement the method only for those cases. Please Note - This is a generic issue and multiple students can work on the same. Notify the mentors once you identify a method (as mentioned above). The mentor will create a separate issue and assign you the same. Contribution guidelines will be updated soon. Please refer them for guidance before committing any development work. Identify missing csv data visualization methods and implement the methods with a test case | Generic Issue - Not to be assigned Mar 9, 2021
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Hi, I would like to work on this for GSSOC. Could you give an example of what kinds of missing data visualization methods you are looking to implement?

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Ask149 commented Mar 10, 2021

Hi @rubyruins, Issue #12 might contain an example of your above mention query.

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Hi, I would like to work on this for GSSOC'21,

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Ask149 commented Mar 10, 2021

@SSHREYA71 , let us know if you have any method identified already, we can create and get an issue assigned to you.

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Hi @rubyruins, Issue #12 might contain an example of your above mention query.

Oh, alright. Do let me know if there are any other examples you can think of. If you can create an issue for those, I can start working on them. Hopefully, we can discuss it today evening!

@Ask149 Ask149 added Level3 Very Hard Level Difficulty and removed good first issue Good for newcomers labels Apr 3, 2021
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please assign me this. I will make a pr by tomorrow

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Aparna-Sakshi commented May 6, 2021

At present correlation of only the numerical columns can be visualized as a heatmap using this library. I would like to add an implementation so that correlation of numerical, ordinal, and categorical columns could be visualized together(using phi k correlation). Also apart from visualizing correlations as a heat map, they could also be visualized using a graph(collection of vertices and edges),(features that are correlated will have an edge in between them).
Could this issue be assigned to me? I am participant of GSSOC-21 @Ask149

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