Month: October 2020

R vs Python

I generally reach for Python when building data science pipelines, however I discovered R before I decided to invest in learning Python. R has saved me lots of time when it came to quickly and easily preparing nice-looking plots for research. It begs the question of where is R better than Python for certain purposes?  […]

Export Images to PowerPoint in Python

Data Scientists spend a significant amount of time visualizing data for storytelling or conveying insights to end users of a data product. Often, the ability to succinctly and accurately explain the methods used and insights derived hinges on the medium of communication and time taken to prepare visualizations. In order to limit time spent on […]

Exporting Richly Formatted Text In Python

Today, I wondered whether I could automatically save an image of colored text from the Python console.  I was looking for a way to display very long strings that automatically wrapped to its container, so I avoided the dreaded run-on string that never ends. Also, could I save the image elegantly with high resolution? In […]

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