
Learn the basics of data visualization with Matplotlib in Google Colab, plotting x and y data and applying titles, labels, colors, markers, and legends.
Explore creating bar graphs in matplotlib with Python, plotting two demographics on the same axes, adjusting bar width and spacing, labeling axes, and adding a legend for clear comparison.
Create a scatter plot in python using matplotlib with x and y data. Customize maps, edge colors, linewidth, and marker size; apply seabourne style and a color bar labeled darkness.
Learn to create stack plots with matplotlib to visualize data growth over time, using hours as x and three contestants' scores, with labels and a legend in the upper left.
Learn to create 3D scatter plots with map plot lib by generating 600 x, y, z values between 0 and 100 with numpy, and adjust size, color, and alpha.
This lecture explains creating 3d surface plots in python using matplotlib and numpy, building mesh grids with numpy.meshgrid, computing z from x and y, and exploring color maps and perspectives.
Explore 3D plots by adjusting azimuth and elevation to vary perspective, from top views to rotated angles, using color maps like cool, plasma, rainbow, and inferno.
Students will learn about data visualization fundamentals in Python using Matplotlib and Numpy. They will work with a variety of datasets and graphs to optimize the start of their journey in the massive sea of data science. This course provides you with everything you need to get started and is accessible to any operating system. From learning about the basics of 2D graphs to working with 3D visualizations, students will learn and then apply their knowledge to various applications.
Through working with various common data science libraries, you'll learn how they all tie into one another and how Matplotlib can be used to complement them. We'll start from the basics, and move on to more advanced data sets and graphs that deal with them.
You'll learn how to customize your graphs in terms of color, shape, size, and perspective. We'll go through all the subtopics of graphs and their respective attributes, to help you work with them in your programs. Everything has been ordered and put together clearly and concisely, so moving from one section to the next is never an issue.
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