OpenML has many interesting datasets. The easiest way to get OpenML’s data in Python is to use sklearn.datasets.fetch_openml method.
In one line of code, you get the OpenML’s dataset to play with!
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Have you ever wanted to explore a dataset in a browser or publish your dataset so that others can explore and download your data? If so, try Datasette.
Above is how the website for your data will look like after publishing it with Datasette.
In my latest article, you will learn how to use Datasette to explore your dataset in a browser and publish it as a website with Heroku.
Link to the article.
Explore the FiveThirtyEight’s Hate Crimes dataset using Datasette.
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Have you ever interested in downloading and analyzing the data of your starred GitHub repositories? If so, try github-to-sqlite.
The code above shows how to use github-to-sqlite to download your starred repositories and save them at starred_repo.json.
Link to github-to-sqlite.
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