Very nice. Is there any epidemiological theory behind the parametric curve fitting? Or is it a purely mathematical exercise?
I have made my own Covid 19 Dash with extremely simple forecasting. I chose to forecast using the latest rate of change. My theory was that, given the complexity of the system and the changes in population behaviour, the best approximation of R_0 in the short term came from the current rate of change. Obviously, this results in exponential growth, so it is no good for long term forecasting.
Just finished my first version of a nuclear data / neutron cross section plotting website. It has a few Gb of data on a Docker image that runs on Google Cloud Run with Plotly, Dash Gunicorn and makes use of the very useful Dash DataTable.
Hey All,
I wanted to share a really cool app that Jatin Mahour created with Dash to predict leaf-area estimates of some common tree species found in the USA. Click here to view. (it takes a few seconds to load since it’s a free Heroku account, but worth the wait).
To share your own apps with the community, don’t forget to use the “show and tell” tag. Enjoy!
Here is 𝑭𝒐𝒙𝒚𝑭𝒊 - a trading log with a social media twist.
This was built for educational purposes to encourage people to learn Python and full stack development using Dash and dash-bootstrap-components as the main libraries.
This website is fully built in Dash and uses TradingView widgets and Google’s Real-Time Firebase Database for both the data storage and the entire user authentication, signup and login management system.
@Emil indeed → cool app, eh? btw → I’m encouraging @Silvio to check out your websockets extension for Dash and see if there’s a use case that could really tax that and show it off to it’s best potential.
This is an awesome app - and thanks for sharing the code. I’m sure a lot of people will find this very helpful especially for how to incorporate TradingView and Firebase in a Dash app.
@Silvio
welcome to the community and thank you for sharing this app with us as well as the open source code. It’s very professional-looking. Is this the first time you built an app with Dash or do you have a few months of experience?
You have an intriguing YouTube channel. I think it has a lot of potential for growth since finance related Python scripts are a hot topic. Good luck with it.
Hi all,
used Dash to develop an app to easily analyze large quantities of microbial growth curves that I generate for my scientific work.
It’s quite simple, but really enjoyed the learning experience.
You can check it out at http://dashing-growth-curves.ethz.ch/
I used the sample data, and ran the analysis, but I wonder, how can I get the 6 graphs at the bottom part of the screen to populate like you do in the tutorial video?
- and thanks for sharing the code. I’m sure a lot of people will find this very helpful especially for how to incorporate TradingView and Firebase in a Dash app.
