Is there a way to show map from Python in powerbi? - python

I am trying to show a map of rail lines on powerbi. The map html was generated from the python library folium. Is there a way to show it on powerbi?

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Does anyone know about a way to save a plotly interactive plot for later without loosing interactivity?

I am trying to generate interactive plots using plotly. So far I have been using pio.renderers.default = 'browser' to create the plot as html and review it interactively. Nevertheless I have a task where I need to generate ~100 charts, and I would like to save them for later and be able to retrieve them for review them interactively without need of running the script again. Can this be possible with plotly?

Is there a library which can generate animated SVG diagrams like this example?

I'm constantly doing some flow diagrams using rather "primitive" tools like draw.io / lucidchart / etc. I accidentally landed on https://thingsboard.io/docs/iot-gateway/what-is-iot-gateway/ while researching a completely different topic and immediately noticed the animated SVG diagram.
I'm wondering if there is an existing library which can generate animated SVGs based on mermaid markdown perhaps? The link contains python so maybe there's a python library for this?

How can I create custom graphs with python to export as an image to latex?

How can I create custom graphs like this in python?
Matplotlib
Matplotlib is the go-to python library for visualization. Check out tutorials on their website: https://matplotlib.org/
Sidenote: For a simple plot like this, you could look into latex plotting/graphing tools like pgfplots https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/pgfplots_package

Any Interactive way to manipulate plot data using python ?

Is there any way using python to edit/manipulate a data interactively? That is I want to plot the data and edit the data by dragging the data points in plot by mouse. Is it possible to do this in python?
I want something like this manipulate-chart-data-with-mouse.
I would suggest using dash.
This link gives an example of making an editable plot similar to your requirements.

How can I extract dynamically generated data from graphs using Python?

Like the CodeChef's submission pie chart.
https://www.codechef.com/users/vishuvish
If I want to extract the number of solutions accepted, partially_solutions_accepted, etc. How can I do.
I have tried using PyQt4 but its not working.

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