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Example of map plotting on a jupyter notebook. I apply what I learned in the Python for Data Science course at the University of California San Diego. (https://credentials.edx.org/records/programs/shared/68aa6a10ec1f456fb755953418ef61b4/) (https://courses.edx.org/certificates/8fd69041d1e4402b9979d072618f3672)

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Rosario City Bus Stops

An example of Jupyter Notebook, using pandas, ipywidgets, and folium to display maps. Based on what I learned in the Python for Data Science course at the University of California - San Diego, on the edx.org platform.

edX Micromaster Program: Data Science - record

DSE200x: Python for Data Science - certificate

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In the notebook you will see how to acquire the data from a csv file, the further process to adapt it to the requirements of the project. Some optimizations are made to make the response speed more agile, using a dictionary along with a Pandas's DataFrame. In the map the markers are shown indicating the corners of each stop of the routes of the different bus lines that are chosen with a dropdown list widget, and with HTML an explanatory legend is added to the map.

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