Let’s go to the point: Finally Python has what R used to have since a looong time ago with Shiny. This is nothing less than Python Dash, a Python framework for building analytical applications (in the author’s own words). The library is based around Flask and Plotly, the installation is pretty easy and it is …
I have played a bit with shiny. The RStudio folks provides the possibility of deploying R “Shiny” applications on their server. The final result which will look a lot like this: https://<YourAccount>.shinyapps.io/<YourApp>. There are several plans for this type of deployment, including one that allows you to deploy up to 5 applications for free. You …
While browsing the web in search of supporting material for the “Statistical Inference” course on Coursera, I ended up on this link, which proposed an interactive simulation of the Central Limit Theorem for Means. It works well, it is a nice piece of work. I decided to have a look at the code, since in …