dshelper is a visualization tool designed to help data scientists better examine their data sets. It utilizes wxpython and is closely integrated with pandas data structures and matplotlib for plotting. Here are some of the functionalities that dshelper offers: - A view with raw data and its statistics - Drag on the header to re-arrange columns - Left click on the right panel to show/hide columns - Plots in a few clicks: histogram, heatmap, correlation, scatter, box, violin, pair - Bottom right buttons to hide panels and focus on data set - Easy to use in command line, jupyter notebook and docker
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