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Gist 251ad69ac5102b18e01d

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Aakeshavan
Last edited Nov 20, 2014
Created on Nov 20, 2014

This Vue-based visualization uses a Jupyter notebook with Python and matplotlib to display an embedded PNG image. The notebook loads inline plotting with `%pylab` and imports `prettyplotlib` for styling. The single visualization is an image file referenced from the user's local filesystem, rendered directly in the notebook output. No interactive or custom Vue components are shown; the example primarily demonstrates embedding a static image within a computational notebook workflow.

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