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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Decision Optimization CPLEX & For Watson Studio
Components Decision Optimization for Watson Studio
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 10, 2018

RELATED IDEAS

Jupyter notebook as a DO dashboard page

Similar to using a notebook as a source for optimization code, allow the user to write a notebook that contains visualization components for a dashboard page.
Ideally, have an ability per cell to hide the cell, the output or both from the dashboard. For instance through some new annotations (`#dd-hide`, `dd-hide-cell`, `dd-hide-cell-output`)
This would allow the user to include comments (markdown cells) or just the output of a cell (e.g. a graph, map, print statement) while hiding the code that generates the output.
The dashboard framework should load the inputs and outputs.
Use a annotation like `#dd-ignore` to filter out cells that are not relevant for the visualization

The gist of the idea is to be able to include certain types of charts and other output that:
a. Is not supported by the default set of available charts.
b. Require code to generate the output.

Examples of usage:
* Folium map visualizations. These are very rich interactive UIs that require a fair bit of coding. It is not realistic that this type of visualization will be able to be supported through some a chart-wizard without coding in Python.

  • Guest
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    |     Dec 14, 2018

    I agree - having this ability to bring in custom visualization would make the dashboards significantly more valuable, even if we start by just displaying two Folium maps side-by-side when comparing multiple scenarios.

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