Pratap Vardhan

@sanand0 -- was thinking of playing with gramex.r integration with other frameworks. Not urgent, (if it happens within a month, that'd be great, but can wait) I'll use it whenever...

Yes. For now, I see these two. - SVG from the server-side - Compatible with observablehq notebooks Later is my primary motivation.

scikit-learn tends to use X for input columns, y for target. Although, mostly usage is with positional argument and not named. So, X, y is not so widely used aswell....

`tweepy` error would have been throw during gramex launch (When handlers are being setup). Could you look up your console log and add that to description or confirm it doesn't...

You could use extensions API too. https://www.tableau.com/developer/extensions#reveal. We use this approach for [creating custom d3 charts in tableau](https://tableau.github.io/extensions-api/docs/trex_overview.html).

Assuming we stick with pandas for reading the csv file. Supporting `read_csv(..., dtype={}, ...)` should allow users to be more explicit -- on how to infer types?

Issue still persists with `SimpleCV.__version__=1.3.0` as of Oct 2nd 2014.

@jakevdp how would you like to proceed on this?

Just added subdistricts metadata to [gsheets](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zu0-GMtpFuZ7XkxdfjQClWfIOGnj0GCiF-W2lL0rMsE/edit#gid=571215633) here, if it's easier to open it up for others to comment.

Should then first do this exercise on a single districts file and move here?