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I am estimating a Gaussian bivariate KDE of positions data (x and y coordinates), and I use sns.kdeplot for this. While it works correctly (i.e. I get the plot I get), it is pretty slow for the amount ...
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I have script that loops over a set of json color themes, uses seaborn and matplotlib to generate a labeled swatch and then saves it to a buffer. I want to paste the buffer into a new PIL.Image but ...
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I can't get legend labels to show up when I use 'CONDITION' (a longer string) as my x data and hue, however when I use CONDITION_N (a shorter string) as the hue then it appears. Why? Warning: /var/...
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I have a dataset from a disdrometer containing the following variables: Time stamp (LST) – Local Standard Time Rainrate – Rain rate in mm/hr Mass weighted mean D (mm) – Mass-weighted mean diameter of ...
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I’m trying to reproduce a PCA biplot where dots = samples coloured by the column sample in pb.obs arrows = genes, pointing toward the region(s) of the plot where each gene is most highly expressed. So ...
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I'm wanting to format this histplot in seaborn so that it includes the date range for the entire dataset I have, not just the range in which this variable occurs. Histplot with code above, shows data ...
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I have a huge problem with Jupyter Notebook. When he builds graphs using the plot packet, to display the next graph I have to reload the dataset, otherwise an error pops up: TypeError: list indices ...
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I have this code #Plot # Define a custom palette for the strains custom_palette = { 'H9CK': 'green', 'H9RT': 'blue', 'H9TK': 'red', 'H9WD': 'orange' } ...
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I have a dataframe for which I am plotting violin plot. The dataframe has two categories A and B and highly imbalance data (one df has 1000 samples/rows and other has 200). I want to compare both ...
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I have the following heatmap: import seaborn as sns import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np # Create a sample heatmap data = np.random.rand(10, 12) ax = sns.heatmap(data) # Set ...
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df_s=pd.Series([ 5990.00, 3990.00, 399000.00 , 1995000.00]) plt.yscale("log") sns.boxplot(y=df_s) Output By simple calculation the median is 202,495.00(average of the 2nd ...
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I created a new conda environment using the command conda create --name <my-env> and then installed some python packages using the following command conda install -n <my-env> numpy pandas ...
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I am using the same formula in Excel and VSCode, however, I am getting different results. Workbook Formula Cell B1 = PY tips = xl("TestData") Cell B2 = PY sns.histplot(tips, stat="...
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I am unsure what to do here. So the seaborn.pointplot() should take the mean of y values across 4 independent experiment for each x. However, within each independent experiment, I have also been doing ...
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This is my first question. I don't find the way to create a graphic from a multi indexed data frame so I can show the development goes for the answers of a test. It keeps throwing errors. First part ...
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