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Following up from this issue, I think it would be nice to have a tutorial on plotting things in Python. It could be interesting because I think that graphics-generation is one of the reason that make users go back to commercial software (prism, excel (👎 ), or origin).
The tutorial would include a few "typical" datasets (csv files), show how to read such data with, for example, pandas and show a few visualizations with one or all of the following libraries:
matplotlib
bokeh
plotly
seaborn
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Hi Johannes,
I like this topic! If you plan on showing that in jupyter notebooks, take a look at bqplot as well.
Pandas has some commands for plotting too (https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.plot.html), but it is usually just matplotlib simplified. I don't like it, but some people use it for simple plots.
Also let me know if you need any help. I personally have only used matplotlib, seaborn and bqplot so far.
Following up from this issue, I think it would be nice to have a tutorial on plotting things in Python. It could be interesting because I think that graphics-generation is one of the reason that make users go back to commercial software (prism, excel (👎 ), or origin).
The tutorial would include a few "typical" datasets (csv files), show how to read such data with, for example, pandas and show a few visualizations with one or all of the following libraries:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: