Leveraging GPT-Builder To Create a Plotly Python Mapping GPT
Last Updated on March 25, 2024 by Editorial Team
Author(s): John Loewen, PhD
Originally published on Towards AI.
Designing your own custom GPT for instant Python map creation
To simplify and accelerate real-time data visualizations with GPT-4, you can create a custom GPT to do the job.
The GPT Builder tool provides a GUI interface to create custom GPTs that can simulate different workflows.
For example, we can use GPT Builder to create a mapping GPT that streamlines the mapping process by providing relevant pre-loaded CSV files.
Letβs go through step-by-step on how to set up your own data viz GPT for on-the-fly mapping visualizations.
To start, you need to have a license for GPT-4. Once logged in to your GPT-4 account, you can click on My GPTs and GPT Builder will prompt you to βCreate a New GPTβ.
GPT Builder prompting me to build a new GPT
For this exercise, we will create a GPT that is a data scientist who creates data visualizations from uploaded CSV files.
GPT Builder quickly works its magic gives me a catchy name for my new GPT β DataViz Wizard.
In the preview window, we are presented with prompt and some suggestions on what we can do with this GPT to create data visualizations.
Customizing our GPT β making the GPT link available to everyone
We can also publish this GPT to anyone who may be interested.
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