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Data science and visualization with Repl.it
Here, we'll demonstrate how to do option 3, using Python and Matplotlib.
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Data analysis of endangered languages with pandas
On the occasion of the International Mother Language Day (21st February), I did and exploratory analysis of the World Language Family Map dataset with two popular Python libraries: pandas and matplotlib. In this post, I'll show you how to analyse and visualise data, and what it reveals about the world's languages.
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- looking for a good beginner level project to learn python with
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Live Graph Plotting with Python
Matplotlib is probably something you can use. Then write a loop that fetches new data and updates the plot.
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How do I see my python code on the front-end?
matplotlib is the most popular Python library for plotting. To log the data you need to save it to a file or use a database. Python's csv module would let you write it to a text file in the comma-separated value (CSV) format, and read it back in. This has the advantage of being human readable as well, so you could edit it outside of your program using a text editor or a spreadsheet program. If you want to store it in a database, using the sqlite module is probably the easiest way, but you'll need to learn some SQL to write to and read from the database.
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[OC] ImolaGP position changes throughout the race
Python with matplotlib to create the graph, and I get my data from ergast. The ergast API is clean, but formatting is abit weird for my use case so each chart takes a minute or 2 due to the amount of requests made.
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[OC] Teammate vs Teammate laptime comparison
I used python3, queried the ergast API for lap data, and created the graph using matplotlib in python.
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How do I create a chart like the one on the link? Which library can I use?
You can do this with Jupyter plus Matplotlib (which works with Jupyter).
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Looking for a program to help with a work idea I have
First thing that comes to mind is the Python module Matplotlib, specifically the 3D scatterplot function. I'm not sure this will do exactly what you want, but I guess it's a start, although it does come with the requirement of knowing Python.
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Exploring data with Jupyter Notebook, Pandas and CrateDB
In this post, I'll play a little bit with the NYC taxi dataset using Pandas and Matplotlib. This will be a simple example, but you can take it from here and explore further what you can do with these tools.
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First Deep Learning Model : Dense Layer
We'll use Matplotlib to visualize this .
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Looking for an online site that generates code for LaTeX graphs up to the complexity of pareto chart
You can make pretty much any plot you want in Python using the matplotlib and seaborn packages (for color and styling) with a much higher-degree of control than you'll get in either LaTeX or Excel.
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Upcoming epispot and epispot nightly features
Epispot Nightly might get some new graphs, and will switch from matplotlib to plotly, with a much better interface. However, it's not final, so don't get too hooked up on this, but we for sure will be getting new graphs in epispot v3.0.