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Pointplot | Categorical Plot Types
Deep Dive into the seaborn Visualization
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Deep Dive into the seaborn Visualization

Deep Dive into the seaborn Visualization

1. Light Start
2. Distributions of Data
3. Categorical Plot Types
4. Matrix Plots
5. Multi-Plot Grids
6. Regression Models

bookPointplot

A pointplot represents an estimate of the central tendency for a numeric variable by the position of scatter plot points and provides some indication of the uncertainty around that estimate using error bars.

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Task

  1. Set the 'ticks' style with the 'azure' axes.facecolor.
  2. Create the pointplot using the seaborn library and the g variable:
  • Set the x parameter equals the 'day';
  • Set the y parameter equals the 'tip';
  • Set the hue parameter equals the 'sex';
  • Set 'v' & 'o' markers;
  • Set the 'rocket' palette;
  • Set the dodge parameter equals the True;
  • Set the capsize parameter equals 0.2;
  • Set the next linestyles: '-' & '- -';
  • Set the data;
  • Display the plot.

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bookPointplot

A pointplot represents an estimate of the central tendency for a numeric variable by the position of scatter plot points and provides some indication of the uncertainty around that estimate using error bars.

carousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-img

Task

  1. Set the 'ticks' style with the 'azure' axes.facecolor.
  2. Create the pointplot using the seaborn library and the g variable:
  • Set the x parameter equals the 'day';
  • Set the y parameter equals the 'tip';
  • Set the hue parameter equals the 'sex';
  • Set 'v' & 'o' markers;
  • Set the 'rocket' palette;
  • Set the dodge parameter equals the True;
  • Set the capsize parameter equals 0.2;
  • Set the next linestyles: '-' & '- -';
  • Set the data;
  • Display the plot.

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Section 3. Chapter 6
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bookPointplot

A pointplot represents an estimate of the central tendency for a numeric variable by the position of scatter plot points and provides some indication of the uncertainty around that estimate using error bars.

carousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-img

Task

  1. Set the 'ticks' style with the 'azure' axes.facecolor.
  2. Create the pointplot using the seaborn library and the g variable:
  • Set the x parameter equals the 'day';
  • Set the y parameter equals the 'tip';
  • Set the hue parameter equals the 'sex';
  • Set 'v' & 'o' markers;
  • Set the 'rocket' palette;
  • Set the dodge parameter equals the True;
  • Set the capsize parameter equals 0.2;
  • Set the next linestyles: '-' & '- -';
  • Set the data;
  • Display the plot.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

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A pointplot represents an estimate of the central tendency for a numeric variable by the position of scatter plot points and provides some indication of the uncertainty around that estimate using error bars.

carousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-imgcarousel-img

Task

  1. Set the 'ticks' style with the 'azure' axes.facecolor.
  2. Create the pointplot using the seaborn library and the g variable:
  • Set the x parameter equals the 'day';
  • Set the y parameter equals the 'tip';
  • Set the hue parameter equals the 'sex';
  • Set 'v' & 'o' markers;
  • Set the 'rocket' palette;
  • Set the dodge parameter equals the True;
  • Set the capsize parameter equals 0.2;
  • Set the next linestyles: '-' & '- -';
  • Set the data;
  • Display the plot.

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Section 3. Chapter 6
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