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Plotly with Python in production: strengths and limits (Pokémon Dashboard case)

Visualization

Plotly with Python in production: strengths and limits (Pokémon Dashboard case)

Practical, sober evaluation of Plotly with Python for interactive visualization, using a Pokémon dashboard as a running example.

#plotly#python#dash+2
Alonso Valdés2025-09-16
Public procurement tooling: from messy tenders to decision-ready data (redacted)

Data Applications

Public procurement tooling: from messy tenders to decision-ready data (redacted)

Private engagement: a procurement analytics tool with automated ingestion, normalization, and reporting. Screenshots and names are redacted.

#procurement#etl#pipeline+2
Alonso Valdés2025-09-20
Chile pension reform modeling: methodology, assumptions, and results

Public Economics

Chile pension reform modeling: methodology, assumptions, and results

Actuarial modeling of Chile’s pension reform: model structure, data, assumptions, SSP components and sustainability of the Integrated Pension Fund (FIP).

#pensions#public policy#microsimulation+1
Alonso Valdés2025-09-02
PrecioPiso (Master’s): housing price prediction with POI and Streamlit

Data Science

PrecioPiso (Master’s): housing price prediction with POI and Streamlit

Architecture, data and model to estimate housing prices in Spain. Scraping + OSM POI, Random Forest, and Dockerized deployment.

#housing#ml#random forest+3
Alonso Valdés2025-09-16
Hospitales_ESP: from scattered public data to usable health intelligence

Public Health

Hospitales_ESP: from scattered public data to usable health intelligence

An open ETL that unifies public hospital data to surface territorial patterns, bottlenecks, and signals for decision-making.

#health data#etl#public data+2
Alonso Valdés2025-09-25
MTA Ridership: a recovery narrative that won first place

Data Visualization

MTA Ridership: a recovery narrative that won first place

A clear story told with three key views and a focused UX to understand NYC transit recovery. First place in the Plotly community Holiday Season App Challenge.

#mta#nyc#plotly+2
Alonso Valdés2025-09-25
OFTW Challenge: speed, focus, and a concise story that reached the podium

Data Visualization

OFTW Challenge: speed, focus, and a concise story that reached the podium

A minimum viable pattern for challenges: clean what matters, choose a core metric, and build three views that explain the story. Third place in the Plotly x OFTW challenge.

#plotly#dash#challenge+2
Alonso Valdés2025-09-25