4.4 Charts and dashboards
Which visual and which tool for which question.
Key points
cuxfilter is a RAPIDS library for dashboards. NVIDIA's docs say it creates graphics processing unit (GPU)-accelerated cross-filtering dashboards from notebooks in a few lines of Python. Cross-filtering replaces hand-written DataFrame queries with a graphical user interface (GUI).
What NVIDIA says (2)
“cuxfilter enables GPU accelerated cross-filtering dashboards from notebooks, in just a few lines of Python code.”
“This approach replaces dataframe queries with a GUI tool.”
NVIDIA's visualization guide says hvPlot charts can be shown interactively using Bokeh and Plotly extensions, or statically with the Matplotlib extension.
What NVIDIA says (1)
“Charts in hvPlot can be interactively displayed using Bokeh and Plotly extensions, or statically with the Matplotlib extension.”
NVIDIA's visualization guide plots an hvPlot histogram of trip durations. It shows that most bike trips are under 20 minutes.
What NVIDIA says (2)
“In this instance, the vast majority of bike trips appear under 20 minutes.”
“An hvPlot histogram of trip durations generated with the Divvy dataset”
Key terms
- cuxfilter: RAPIDS library for GPU-accelerated cross-filtering dashboards.
Sample question
Which RAPIDS tool builds graphics processing unit (GPU)-accelerated cross-filtering dashboards from a notebook in a few lines of Python?
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Answer: cuxfilter
cuxfilter is a RAPIDS library for dashboards. NVIDIA's docs say it creates graphics processing unit (GPU)-accelerated cross-filtering dashboards from notebooks in a few lines of Python. Cross-filtering replaces hand-written DataFrame queries with a graphical user interface (GUI).
What NVIDIA says (2)
“cuxfilter enables GPU accelerated cross-filtering dashboards from notebooks, in just a few lines of Python code.”
“This approach replaces dataframe queries with a GUI tool.”
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