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DESCRIPTION:Python tools like Bokeh and Dash let you build custom Web-based
  interactive visualization apps and dashboards.  While these solutions wor
 k well to visualize megabyte-sized datasets\, web technologies struggle to
  render gigabyte or larger datasets efficiently\, because they transfer al
 l the data into the client browser. Pre-rendering the data on the server u
 sing a tool like Datashader can visualize such large datasets efficiently\
 , but the resulting static renderings make exploring individual datapoints
  difficult.\n\nThis talk demonstrates how the HoloViz ecosystem of tools (
 holoviz.org) allows you to run exploratory notebooks and build dashboards 
 that do server-side rendering of billions of data points without losing th
 e ability to interactively inspect and annotate individual samples in the 
 browser.
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LOCATION:North Hall
SUMMARY:The needle and the haystack: visualizing single datapoints out of b
 illions - Jean-Luc Stevens
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2023/talk/BBZVUP/
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