I'm learning Matplotlib and trying to understand this piece of code.
As part of an exercise, I need to figure out how to place the bar to the left side of the pie.
Can anyone help?
Related
I am trying to create a Candlestick chart using PySimpleGUI and display it in a Canvas. I am having trouble finding an example of how to do this. I have tried using Matplotlib and Plotly but have encountered errors. I would like to know if anyone has successfully created a Candlestick chart using PySimpleGUI Canvas and could share their code or point me in the right direction. Tried many ways with pysimplegui, none worked.
I have a simple dataframe and I'm running this simple code.
from plotly import graph_objects as go
fig = px.funnel(df, x='MeanDispatchedTime', y='Station_Name', color='MED_Type')
fig.show()
Is there some way to get the colors separate and distinct, so the red doesn't bleed into the lower levels? I'm looking at the documentation here.
https://plotly.com/python/funnel-charts/
Or, perhaps, this is completely the wrong chart to be using to tell the story...
I am currently working in a project where i need to display Enthalpy/Pressure diagram which look like this:
Diagram enthalpy/Pressure
I am doing it with matplotlib & Coolprop using this kind of code:code diagram
I want an interactive figure where i can see the values of all the points i draw just by passing my mouse on them.
I know that plotly allow this kind of thing, so my question is how can i convert my matplotlib figure into a plotly one or how can i change my code to use plotly instead of matplotlib ?
Thank you
I have a basic bar chart with the x-axis having categorical values of countries. I want to give each bar, an image background of the country's flag, to make the chart more appealing also to eliminate the x-axis labels. I am currently using bokeh for my charts and I dont think it is possible via this. Any ideas for the same, maybe some other python libraries which might do the trick?
Thanks
I am trying to reproduce the table/figure in this CMU Machine Learning lecture.
per doc, params xerr, yerr in matplotlib.pyplot.bar is to add horizontal / vertical errorbars to the bar tips.
what is a bar tip? is it somewhere on the top of the bar? I searched and didn't find anything related.
Bar tips means the end of the bar. Think "fingertips". The errorbars will appear on the end of the bar with half on the bar the other half off the bar. The tip of the bar.