This visual was created as part of a technical evaluation in a job hiring process.
A test.csv file was given with 3 columns:
Unit number: unique identifier of some engines RUL: remaining life cycle of those engines Status: engines’ status
A jupyter notebook status_canvas.ipynb was also given, visualizing the remaining life cycle of all engines in one canvas. This was an implementation done using tkinter, a python library for building User Interfaces. Python is not the first choice for visualization.
Challenge files are linked in the assets folder
Challenge Question: Do you think we can build this canvas in PowerBI or any other visualization tool that you choose? Do you think we can communicate the information shown in the canvas better?
My solution is here, using a custom PowerBI visual called a cliclet_slicer.
The chiclet slicer is similar to the slicer, but it has the ability to use images as filters instead of text. Read more about it's visual awesomeness here
This solution looks simple on the face of it, but I guarantee you, it is not.
This was created with hands-on participating in a PowerBI course. Here I created an interactive dashboard, visible from the PowerBI service
