add demo_viz.p

[charles-zhng]

Currently, viz_usage.ipynb relies on demo_fit.p which is an output from apiusage.ipynb. This PR adds demo_viz.p for the viz_usage notebook to use. It's the same data, but will live in the repo for the demo.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated video playback settings for improved performance.
  • Enhanced data handling with a new file path for visualizations.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted frame rate for video processing to enhance efficiency.

• Documentation

  • Included AI-generated summaries for clarity on changes and functionality.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

Well, let me tell ya, there’ve been some changes made to that Jupyter notebook. They messed around with the video playback settings, slowing it down from 19.80 frames per second to 14.52. Also, the data file path got switched from "demo_fit.p" to "demos/demo_viz.p." Ain't much else changed, but these tweaks could affect how things run in that notebook.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
demos/viz_usage.ipynb	Video frame rate adjusted from 19.80it/s to 14.52it/s; data path updated from "demo_fit.p" to "demos/demo_viz.p".

Sequence Diagram(s)

(No diagrams generated as the changes do not warrant visual representation.)

Poem

In the land of code where the data flows,
A frame rate drop, oh how it slows.
Paths were shuffled, files rearranged,
In the world of viz, things have changed.
Let's hope it runs smoother, like a well-oiled rig,
Just keep it steady, don't make it too big! 🚚

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f022418 and 0f00749.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

• demos/demo_viz.p is excluded by !**/*.p

Files selected for processing (1)

• demos/viz_usage.ipynb (2 hunks)

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demos/viz_usage.ipynb (2)

66-66: Whoa there, slow down!

The frame rate's been dropped from 19.80it/s to 14.52it/s. Better make sure this don't mess up the video playback or processing speed.

Double-check the impact of this frame rate change on the video rendering performance.

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87-87: Hold yer horses!

The data path's been changed to "demos/demo_viz.p". Make sure this here new path is correct and the data's where it oughta be.

Double-check the new data path to ensure it's correct and the data is accessible.

[jf514]

Did you mean to include these changes viz_usage?

[charles-zhng]

I reran it to make sure it worked so the notebook completely updated

[jf514]

LGTM