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      <description>Introduction # SmartChart provides a lightweight Python client that lets you use SmartChart&amp;rsquo;s visualization capabilities in Jupyter Notebook. With just two core commands (get / set), you can render ECharts in notebooks and persist visualization results directly to SmartChart dashboards.
Use Cases # Fetch data from SmartChart shared datasets for analysis in Jupyter Lots of offline data needing personalized analysis and dashboard creation Need quick chart generation during Jupyter data analysis Dashboard datasets requiring complex analysis SmartChart supports usage in Jupyter like pyecharts, Matplotlib, etc.</description>
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