Python and Plotly Time-Series Visualization Script - Existing code - to be updated.
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have a file of time-series measurements that I want to explore visually. The job is straightforward: write clean Python code that feeds the data into Plotly and produces an interactive chart. Plotly’s default zoom and pan tools are enough; what I specifically need added are colour-coded points that reflect the underlying values and rich tooltips that pop up on hover to show the exact figures and timestamps.
The finished work should arrive in a single .zip file containing:
• a well-commented .py script (or a Jupyter notebook if you prefer)
• any helper files you create
• one exported HTML version of the chart so I can open it instantly in a browser
I’ll supply the raw time-series data as soon as we start. Stick to standard Python 3.x libraries plus Plotly; no extra dependencies unless you clear them with me first. If questions come up about formatting or axis choices, just ask and we’ll decide together quickly.
The finished work should arrive in a single .zip file containing:
• a well-commented .py script (or a Jupyter notebook if you prefer)
• any helper files you create
• one exported HTML version of the chart so I can open it instantly in a browser
I’ll supply the raw time-series data as soon as we start. Stick to standard Python 3.x libraries plus Plotly; no extra dependencies unless you clear them with me first. If questions come up about formatting or axis choices, just ask and we’ll decide together quickly.