So let me take out a computer for this, okay.
So I'm going to open the Chatsheet BT desktop app like Mira was talking about before.
And to give a bit of background on what's going on,
so here we have a computer and on the screen, we have some code, and then the chat GPT voice app is on the right.
So, chat GPT will be able to hear me, but it can't see anything on the screen.
So, I'm going to highlight the code,
Command C it, and then that will send it to chat GPT, and then I'm going to about the code to chat GPT.
Yeah, it's going really well.
I wondering if you could help me with a coding problem today.
Of course, I'd love to help you out.
What's the coding problem you're dealing with?
Okay, I'm going to share with you some code.
Okay, so I just shared some code with you.
Could you give me a really brief one sentence description of what's going on in the code?
This code fetches daily weather data for a specific location and time period,
smooths the temperature data using a rolling average,
annotates a significant weather event on the resulting plot, and then displays the plot with the average minimum and maximum temperature Awesome.
In code, there's this function foo.
Can you describe to me what the plot would look like if I had versus didn't have this function?
The function foo xy takes in a data frame x containing temperature data,
and a window size y for It smooths the average temperature,
minimum temperature, and maximum temperature columns by applying a rolling mean over the specified window.
The plot would show smoother temperature lines because the rolling mean reduces the noise or fluctuations in the data.
So, yeah, I definitely will want to apply this function.
And so, I'm going to generate the plot and then show it to you.
I'm excited to see the plot when you're ready.
So, so far, chat GPT has only been able to see the code.
And now I'm going to run it,
and then I'll use the vision capabilities of the chat GPT desktop app so it can actually see everything going on on the screen.
I'm sharing with you the plot now.
I'm wondering if you can give me a really brief one sentence overview of what you see.
The plot displays smoothed average, minimum, and maximum temperatures throughout 2018, with a notable annotation marking a big rainfall event in late September.
I another question for you.
Which months do you see the hottest temperatures and roughly what temperatures do those correspond to?
The hottest temperatures occur around July and August.
The maximum temperature during these months is roughly between 25 degrees and 30 degrees, 77 degrees Fahrenheit to 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
What's going on with the white axis?
The y-axis is in Celsius.
The are labeled accordingly, such as average temperature, minimum temperature, and maximum temperature.
not only can CHAT-CHP-T help me solve very easy linear algebra equations that I need help with,
it can also interact with code bases and see the outputs of plots and everything like this going on on a
