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GGeorgeMcIntire
Last edited May 25, 2017
Created on May 25, 2017

This example shows a scatterplot-style visualization of audio features for tracks from a Spotify playlist, with each point representing a song’s metadata retrieved via the Spotify Web API. The code pulls playlist tracks using `spotipy`’s `user_playlist` method, extracts track IDs, and calls `audio_features` to gather numeric acoustics attributes. Those features are then loaded into a pandas `DataFrame`, which serves as the dataset for the plotted chart. The visualization relies on Spotify’s API response structure and pandas for tabular organization, but does not include any specific plotting library call in the provided code.

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