stata-sankey
floweaver
| stata-sankey | floweaver | |
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| 1 | 1 | |
| 20 | 440 | |
| - | - | |
| 6.1 | 0.0 | |
| about 2 months ago | 10 months ago | |
| Stata | Python | |
| MIT License | MIT License |
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stata-sankey
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Anyone know how I can make a similar figure to this? basically describes the temporal trends for pt's with a certain heart condition over three timepoints.
/* run once: net install sankey, from("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asjadnaqvi/stata-sankey/main/installation/") replace ssc install palettes, replace ssc install colrspace, replace ado update, update // example dataset, if interested: use "https://github.com/asjadnaqvi/stata-sankey/blob/main/data/sankey2.dta?raw=true", clear */ clear all input str20 source str20 destination layer value // layer 1, the number moving from 1st node to 2nd "D. Severe" "D. Severe" 1 0 "D. Severe" "C. Moderate" 1 3 "D. Severe" "B. Mild" 1 2 "D. Severe" "A. None/Trivial" 1 1 "C. Moderate" "D. Severe" 1 0 "C. Moderate" "C. Moderate" 1 7 "C. Moderate" "B. Mild" 1 6 "C. Moderate" "A. None/Trivial" 1 11 "B. Mild" "D. Severe" 1 0 "B. Mild" "C. Moderate" 1 0 "B. Mild" "B. Mild" 1 0 "B. Mild" "A. None/Trivial" 1 0 "A. None/Trivial" "D. Severe" 1 0 "A. None/Trivial" "C. Moderate" 1 0 "A. None/Trivial" "B. Mild" 1 0 "A. None/Trivial" "A. None/Trivial" 1 0 // layer 2, the number moving from 2nd node to 3rd "D. Severe" "D. Severe" 2 0 "D. Severe" "C. Moderate" 2 0 "D. Severe" "B. Mild" 2 0 "D. Severe" "A. None/Trivial" 2 0 "C. Moderate" "D. Severe" 2 2 "C. Moderate" "C. Moderate" 2 1 "C. Moderate" "B. Mild" 2 5 "C. Moderate" "A. None/Trivial" 2 2 "B. Mild" "D. Severe" 2 4 "B. Mild" "C. Moderate" 2 1 "B. Mild" "B. Mild" 2 3 "B. Mild" "A. None/Trivial" 2 0 "A. None/Trivial" "D. Severe" 2 1 "A. None/Trivial" "C. Moderate" 2 1 "A. None/Trivial" "B. Mild" 2 5 "A. None/Trivial" "A. None/Trivial" 2 5 end drop if value==0 sankey value, from(source) to(destination) by(layer) /// sortby(name) showtotal colorby(level) labangle(0)
floweaver
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How can i make a plot like this on python?
There are many third party APIs handling interactive features (which is nice online) but if you just want simple, static Sankey diagrams with no external dependencies, https://github.com/ricklupton/floweaver looks good.
What are some alternatives?
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FlatFiles - Reads and writes CSV, fixed-length and other flat file formats with a focus on schema definition, configuration and speed.
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timeline-sankey - A project to visualize time range series data using the Sankey diagram.
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