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Group by Continuous Variable | Scatter Plots
Visualization in Python with matplotlib
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Visualization in Python with matplotlib

Visualization in Python with matplotlib

1. Basics: Line Charts
2. Bar Charts
3. Scatter Plots

Group by Continuous Variable

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

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

Everything was clear?

Section 3. Chapter 10
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Group by Continuous Variable

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

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

Everything was clear?

Section 3. Chapter 10
toggle bottom row

Group by Continuous Variable

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

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

Everything was clear?

Task

This time, we are goint to paint the points for the same scatter plot in respect to the 'hdi' column values.

  1. Initialize a scatter plot with the next parameters:
    • Set points color (c) to the 'hdi' column values of the data;
    • Set colormap (cmap) to 'plasma'.

    Save the call of the .scatter() function to the cax variable.

  2. Apply .colorbar() function to Figure object assigning cax as an argument.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 3. Chapter 10
Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
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