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Challenge | Time Series Visualization
Time Series Analysis
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Time Series Analysis

Time Series Analysis

1. Time Series: Let's Start
2. Time Series Processing
3. Time Series Visualization
4. Stationary Models
5. Non-Stationary Models
6. Solve Real Problems

Challenge

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

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Section 3. Chapter 3
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Challenge

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Section 3. Chapter 3
toggle bottom row

Challenge

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Task

You are faced with the task of creating a visualization of the aapl.csv dataset:

  1. Read the dataset. Convert the "Date" column of df to datetime type, and set them as df indexes.
  2. Initialize a line plot for the "Open" column values of the df. Set colormap to "gray".
  3. Add a title to the plot. In this order, it should contain the "Open" column's max and min values.
  4. Add labels on an axis: "Datetime" on the x-axis and "Price" on the y-axis.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 3. Chapter 3
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