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Create conda environment by executing:

conda create -n pandas-bokeh jupyter pandas matplotlib bokeh -y && source activate pandas-bokeh

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Added a basic example with all required components
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A basic example of df.plot() using bokeh
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For now it's monkey-patching, but the `intercepted_args`
are self-explanatory.
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