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How to Color Boxplots with R Colorbrewer Color Palettes?

datavizpyr · March 27, 2020 ·

Coloring Boxplots with RColorBrewer: scale_fill_brewer()

Adding right colors to the plots greatly help convey the main message of the plot. Adding colors manually can be a bit challenging. Color palettes available from RColorBrewer package make it easy add right set of colors to plots made with ggplo2. In this tutorial, we will see … [Read more...] about How to Color Boxplots with R Colorbrewer Color Palettes?

Filed Under: Color Palettes in RColorBrewer, Coloring Boxplots with RColorBrewer, R Tagged With: ggplot2 Boxplot, RColorBrewer

How to Make Overlapping Histograms in Python with Altair?

datavizpyr · March 25, 2020 ·

Overlapping Histogram From Wide Data

In this post, we will learn how to make multiple overlapping histograms in Python using Altair. Using Altair, we can make overlapping histograms or layers histograms from data that is in wide form and long tidy form. We will see an example of making overlapping histograms … [Read more...] about How to Make Overlapping Histograms in Python with Altair?

Filed Under: Altair, Overlapping Histograms Python, Python Tagged With: Altair, Histograms, Python

How To Order Bars in Barplot using Seaborn in Python?

datavizpyr · March 23, 2020 ·

Sort bars in barplot descending order with Seaborn Python

Barplots are great to visualize a quantitative value corresponding to categorical variables. Often it is more meaningful to make barplot sorted by the quantitative value corresponding to the bars. In this post, we will see examples of making barplot using Seaborn and sorting … [Read more...] about How To Order Bars in Barplot using Seaborn in Python?

Filed Under: Python, Sort Barplot Seaborn Tagged With: barplot, Order barplot in Seaborn, Python, Seaborn

How To Make Stripplot using Seaborn Catplot?

datavizpyr · March 20, 2020 ·

Stripplot using Seaborn Catplot with long data

Stripplots are like scatter plots but one of the variables is a categorical variable. Stripplots are a great addition to boxplots as it shows complete data on the plot. Stripplots are more useful when can add random noise called "jitter" to avoid overlapping of data points with … [Read more...] about How To Make Stripplot using Seaborn Catplot?

Filed Under: Python, Stripplot Seaborn Catplot Tagged With: Python, Seaborn, Stripplot

How To Highlight a Bar in Bar Chart in Altair?

datavizpyr · March 18, 2020 ·

Highlight a bar in barplot in Altair

Bar charts are a simple visualization that plots a quantitative variable corresponding to categorical variable as bars. Sometimes we might want to highlight a specific bar in barplot with different color compared to the rest. In this post, we will see examples of * How to Make a … [Read more...] about How To Highlight a Bar in Bar Chart in Altair?

Filed Under: Altair, highlight a bar in barplot, Python Tagged With: Altair, barplot, Python

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