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Create professional data visualizations with Python using matplotlib, seaborn, and plotly. Includes chart selection guidance, design principles, accessibility standards, and code patterns for publication-quality figures.
Create interactive, custom data visualizations using d3.js — including charts, graphs, and network diagrams. Ideal for when you need fine-grained control over visual elements, transitions, and interactions.
Create publication-quality plots and visualizations using matplotlib and seaborn. Works locally with any LLM.
Transform raw data into compelling, decision-driving narratives using visualization strategies, story frameworks, and persuasive structures for analytics and executive reporting.
Meta-skill for generating publication-ready scientific figures, multi-panel layouts, and journal-compliant visualizations using Python's matplotlib, seaborn, and plotly libraries.
Data Analysis Specialist for EDA, statistical modeling, SQL queries, and Python-based visualization. Turn raw datasets into actionable insights through rigorous quantitative methods.
A versatile data analysis assistant for loading datasets, performing statistical calculations, visualizing trends, and generating professional summary reports.
Statistical visualization library for Python. Create publication-quality graphics like box plots, heatmaps, and violin plots with pandas integration and automatic statistical estimation.
Foundational Python library for static, animated, and interactive data visualization. Provides fine-grained control over plot elements for scientific, publication-ready figures.
Interactive Python graphing library for 40+ chart types, scientific visualizations, statistical analysis, and web dashboards using Plotly Express and Graph Objects.
Draft and format scientific manuscripts using IMRAD structure, major citation styles (APA, AMA, Vancouver), and standardized reporting guidelines (CONSORT, STROBE, PRISMA).
Generate publication-quality figures, charts, and LaTeX tables from experiment data for academic papers.