Vega – A Grammar of Interactive Graphics
At this month's Full Stack Quants, Markus Schanta will give a presentation about Vega, a framework for interactive visualisation. Don't miss it!
The talk will include a step-by-step tutorial for creating production-quality visualisations. Markus will also give an overview of related libraries and tools that you can use to create plots more easily.
The talk does not require extensive knowledge of Javascript or Python. It aims to provide useful information for beginners as well as people who are already familiar with these visualisation frameworks.
The slides and examples will be published live on GitHub.
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Vega – A Grammar of Interactive Graphics
Markus Schanta
Markus Schanta is a data scientist with professional experience working for large hedge funds and investment banks. He uses mathematics, statistics and computer science to turn data into actionable insights. Originally from Austria, he holds a BSc from the Vienna University of Technology and an MS in Machine Learning from Columbia University in New York where he had been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship.
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At this month's Full Stack Quants, Markus Schanta will give a presentation about Vega, a framework for interactive visualisation. Don't miss it!
The talk will include a step-by-step tutorial for creating production-quality visualisations. Markus will also give an overview of related libraries and tools that you can use to create plots more easily.
The talk does not require extensive knowledge of Javascript or Python. It aims to provide useful information for beginners as well as people who are already familiar with these visualisation frameworks.
The slides and examples will be published live on GitHub.
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- Tensorflow & Firebase Hacknight (in London on 3rd September 2018)
- Real-time Systems with Spark Streaming and Kafka (in London on 24th - 25th September 2018)
- Python for Programmers (in London on 26th - 28th November 2018)
- Infiniteconf 2019 - The conference on Big Data and AI (in London on 4th - 5th July 2019)
Thanks to our sponsors
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About the Speaker
Vega – A Grammar of Interactive Graphics
Markus Schanta
Markus Schanta is a data scientist with professional experience working for large hedge funds and investment banks. He uses mathematics, statistics and computer science to turn data into actionable insights. Originally from Austria, he holds a BSc from the Vienna University of Technology and an MS in Machine Learning from Columbia University in New York where he had been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship.