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Binder

Practical pandas projects

pandas is a python library for doing exploratory data analysis.

There are great docs and lots of online tutorials teaching the basics, but I've seen a lot of people asking what they can work on after they've gone through the tutorials.

My aim here is to create a list of project ideas that are exciting and practical.

Most projects include:

  • An explanation of why the dataset is interesting
  • Ideas for questions the data can answer
  • A bit of sample data you can play with (in some cases)
  • Instructions for how to get data

The project ideas

Market research

Website metrics

Government data

Content marketing

  • Munge data to create sharable infographics
  • Figure out what kind of content gets shared on Facebook

Measuring Yourself

  • Tracking your fitness
  • Tracking your productivity
  • Tracking your phone usage

How to use the sample data

The easiest way to is to use run the notebooks online using Binder. Click this link and wait for Binder to load. You'll be able to start exploring the data without having to install any dependencies on your computer.

Want to run the notebooks yourself on your computer?

You'll need iPython notebook and pandas.

Open a terminal and run:

git clone https://github.com/schlende/practical-pandas-projects.git

pip install jupyter
pip install -r requirements.txt

cd practical-pandas-projects
jupyter notebook

A tab should open in your browser at http://localhost:8888

Contribute

Have suggestions? Want to contribute your own ideas? Send me an email or make a pull request!

License

MIT