R, Python, and Tableau: A Love Triangle
summary
Tableau dashboards send data to real random forest models built with ranger in R and scikit-learn in Python, served as APIs using plumbertableau and FastAPITableau, returning residuals and predictions that update live in the workbook. Extensions and a Shiny-based visual (density plot) are published and tested on RStudio Connect, which uniquely hosts R and Python extensions side by side. Example data is song attributes across genres and the integration demonstrably executes and visualizes results in real time.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37Tool integration analogy
- 3:00Tableau dashboard basics
- 3:43ML with R and Python
- 5:49Tableau extensions in R
- 6:30Tableau extensions in Python
- 7:13Hosting on RStudio Connect
- 8:36Using extensions in dashboards
- 9:59Dashboard components combined
- 11:45Custom shinytableau visuals
- 13:31Configuring shinytableau
- 14:56Summary
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