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Recently, I’ve been helping the plotting library plotnine—a port of ggplot2 to Python. plotnine normally is used to make plots for data analysis. But what if I told you there is another option: cobbling up generative art.
In this post I’ll walk through the basics of using plotnine to create generative art. I’ll look at three pieces:
plotting art data removing…
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