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[magdasalatka]

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[RobertHenschel]

The readme starts with "Zazuko collects and publishes data from all areas of life." Is there a specific reason for wording it that strongly? Or could I change that to "Zazuko works with data from all areas of life." I just don't see Zazuko actually collect this data and publish it... we do that on behalf of our customers. Just wondering if there was a specific reason?

For now I have made a few wording changes in the README, but have not yet changed the first line.

[RobertHenschel]

folium is not listed in the requirements.txt file, but seems to be required. I did not want to add it without knowing what specific version was needed. Can I ask @magdasalatka to add the correct line to requirements.txt?

Or... does this error occur because I had used the wrong kernel in my notebook? The problem goes away if I use the "zazuko" kernel. Maybe I should have done that from the beginning. If that is the case, let me know and I can update the REAMDE to make this more clear.

[magdasalatka]

The readme starts with "Zazuko collects and publishes data from all areas of life." Is there a specific reason for wording it that strongly? Or could I change that to "Zazuko works with data from all areas of life." I just don't see Zazuko actually collect this data and publish it... we do that on behalf of our customers. Just wondering if there was a specific reason?

For now I have made a few wording changes in the README, but have not yet changed the first line.

Sure, feel free to rephrase it. The idea behind was to point to Zazuko as "place to look for various datasets".

[magdasalatka]

folium is not listed in the requirements.txt file, but seems to be required. I did not want to add it without knowing what specific version was needed. Can I ask @magdasalatka to add the correct line to requirements.txt?

Or... does this error occur because I had used the wrong kernel in my notebook? The problem goes away if I use the "zazuko" kernel. Maybe I should have done that from the beginning. If that is the case, let me know and I can update the REAMDE to make this more clear.

@requirements.txt: You are right. We use poetry dependencies management, so that escaped. I added it.
@kernel: You should use zazuko kernel anyway. All our dependencies are attached to this kernel.

[RobertHenschel]

Something goes wrong for me, when I run the cell of the notebook that is supposed to plot the communes. Here is a screenshot of what happens for me. Not really sure why...

[RobertHenschel]

Is the code in the section titled "Energy prices for small and big enterprises" supposed to render into a graph/map? For me it does not. I tired adding a simple "fig.show()" but that did not solve it. Can you take a look at this?
The same would be fore the code in the next section, called "Energy prices for small and big households".
Thanks!

[RobertHenschel]

If it is easy, can we add a legend to the following plot:

I tried, but failed after following a few stackoverflow posts... :-( It is not a big deal... as a user finds out very quickly that most of the folks in Switzerland have only access to one provider by looking at the tooltip. But a legend would make it even more obvious.

[magdasalatka]

If it is easy, can we add a legend to the following plot:

I tried, but failed after following a few stackoverflow posts... :-( It is not a big deal... as a user finds out very quickly that most of the folks in Switzerland have only access to one provider by looking at the tooltip. But a legend would make it even more obvious.

The legend is available under the "layers" (upper right corner). As far as I know, that is the only approach with folium.
GitHub issue: python-visualization/folium#528

What we can do:

• add more descriptive labels, and/or change labels colors
  Like here: https://i.stack.imgur.com/n9BlK.png
• generate legend as html item:
  Like here: https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/gist/talbertc-usgs/18f8901fc98f109f2b71156cf3ac81cd

What do you think?

[magdasalatka]

Is the code in the section titled "Energy prices for small and big enterprises" supposed to render into a graph/map? For me it does not. I tired adding a simple "fig.show()" but that did not solve it. Can you take a look at this?
The same would be fore the code in the next section, called "Energy prices for small and big households".
Thanks!

My bet would be matplotlib and/or jupyter version mismatch. Let's take a look together in call tomorrow.

[RobertHenschel]

I like the legend that you referenced here:

• add more descriptive labels, and/or change labels colors
  Like here: https://i.stack.imgur.com/n9BlK.png