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SNOW-1805854: Reformat interoperability docs page (#2951)
Signed-off-by: Labanya Mukhopadhyay <labanya.mukhopadhyay@snowflake.com> Co-authored-by: Mahesh Vashishtha <mahesh.vashishtha@snowflake.com>
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plotly.express
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The following table is structured as follows: The first column contains the name of a method in the ``plotly.express`` module.
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The second column is a flag for whether or not interoperability is guaranteed with Snowpark pandas. For each of these
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operations, we validate that passing in Snowpark pandas dataframes or series as the data inputs behaves equivalently
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to passing in pandas dataframes or series.
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``Y`` stands for yes, i.e., interoperability is guaranteed with this method, and ``N`` stands for no.
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For each of the following methods in the ``plotly.express`` module, we validate that passing in Snowpark pandas
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dataframes or series as the data inputs behaves equivalently to passing in pandas dataframes or series.
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Currently only plotly versions <6.0.0 are supported through the dataframe interchange protocol.
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| Method name | Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) | Notes for current implementation |
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| ``scatter`` | Y | |
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| ``line`` | Y | |
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| ``area`` | Y | |
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| ``timeline`` | Y | |
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| ``violin`` | Y | |
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| ``bar`` | Y | |
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| ``histogram`` | Y | |
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| ``pie`` | Y | |
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| ``treemap`` | Y | |
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| ``sunburst`` | Y | |
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| ``icicle`` | Y | |
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| ``scatter_matrix`` | Y | |
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| ``funnel`` | Y | |
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| ``density_heatmap`` | Y | |
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| ``boxplot`` | Y | |
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| ``imshow`` | Y | |
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| Method name |
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| ``scatter`` |
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| ``line`` |
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| ``area`` |
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| ``timeline`` |
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| ``bar`` |
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| ``pie`` |
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| ``treemap`` |
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| ``sunburst`` |
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| ``icicle`` |
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| ``scatter_matrix`` |
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| ``funnel`` |
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| ``density_heatmap`` |
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We break down scikit-learn interoperability by categories of scikit-learn
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interoperability is guaranteed with Snowpark pandas. For each of these methods,
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passing in pandas objects.
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multiple method calls. For each of these methods, we validate that passing in Snowpark pandas objects behaves
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``Y`` stands for yes, i.e., interoperability is guaranteed with this method, and ``N`` stands for no.
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| Operation | Interoperable with Snowpark pandas? (Y/N) | Notes for current implementation|
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| Fitting a ``LinearDiscriminantAnalysis`` | Y | |
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| Fitting a ``LinearDiscriminantAnalysis`` |
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| Fitting a ``LogisticRegression`` model | Y | |
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