Click the above image to see a YouTube demo.
This is a relatively simple project to exhibit the extent of my experience with data processing and visualisation.
Perform a simple "git clone" request from the URL https://github.com/gianlucatruda/titanic.git and all the relevant files will be downloaded.
Please also ensure the Python 3.4 is installed, along with the following libraries:
- Matplotlib
- Requests
- Flask
If they aren't installed, you can install them through 'pip3'
by opening your terminal and typing
sudo pip3 install {name of library}
to install.
If 'pip3' is not installed, install it by typing
sudo apt-get install python3-pip
In terminal, navigate to the project directory. This directory should contain 'titanic.py'.
Type
python3 titanic.py
to run the script.
Once it responds, a Flask server has been established on your local machine.
Navigate to http://localhost:8080/ to begin engaging with the software.
When you are finished, press CTRL+C in terminal to quit the script.
NOTE: If you are viewing the pages multiple times, it
might be necessary to do a 'hard refresh' to ensure
that the new data is loaded into the browser
instead of cached data.
It consists of a single Python 3.4 script, which is responsible for the vast majority of the functionality. This is complemented with html files (and associated assets, scripts, etc.) to enhance the aesthetic experience.
The script works in 3 stages:
1. Starts a Flask server on http://localhost:8080
and serves up a landing page with more info.
2. Waits for the user to request the data set,
at which point the Requests library is
used to pull the JSON data from
https://titanic.businessoptics.biz/survival .
A predefined class 'Passenger' is
instantiated for each parameter set (processed from
the JSON data).
3. Once the data has successfully been downloaded and
processed, Matplotlib is utilised to generate detailed
graphics to illustrate the embarked/surviving data
across Sex, Age, and (cabin) Class.
These graphics are rendered as .png files and
then served up through Flask to the browser.
- Gianluca Truda
- [email protected]
- http://gianlucatruda.wordpress.com