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Python Web App Stack for Data Analysis

This document outlines requirements for a data analysis web application development stack in Python, including the Django web framework, Python libraries for numerical computing (numpy, scipy), data analysis (pandas), machine learning (scikit-learn, optional), and graph plotting (pygal), as well as client-side libraries like D3.js and AngularJS, with Apache Spark and PySpark for scalability.

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Python Web App Stack for Data Analysis

This document outlines requirements for a data analysis web application development stack in Python, including the Django web framework, Python libraries for numerical computing (numpy, scipy), data analysis (pandas), machine learning (scikit-learn, optional), and graph plotting (pygal), as well as client-side libraries like D3.js and AngularJS, with Apache Spark and PySpark for scalability.

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Data Analysis Web Application

Development (Python) Stack Requirements


Web Framework:
Django ([Link]
A complete high-level web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic
design.
Free and open source
MVC (More correctly MVT) pattern
Python libraries :
numpy : Support large multidimensional arrays and matrices,Higher level
mathematical functions
scipy : Scientific computing library
pandas : Data analysis library (high-performance on numerical and time series
data)
scikit-learn(Optional) : Machine learning library
pygal : Plot graph in svg and other format -Graph plotting library
pyodbc : ODBC connection to databases
Client Side :
[Link]
angularjs

Scalability backup:
Apache Spark with PySpark

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