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24/11/2018 By WeirdGeek Leave a Comment

Plotting Stacked Step histogram (unfilled) using Python’s Matplotlib library

In my previous posts, we have seen how we can plot stacked histogram (filled) and a stacked bar graph. In this post, we will see how we can plot a stacked Step histogram (unfilled) using Python’s Matplotlib library. Basically, Histograms are a graphical representation of a frequency distribution of numerical data and it’s a great visualizing tool for quickly […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Python Tagged With: Data Analysis, Matplotlib, Python

23/11/2018 By WeirdGeek 1 Comment

Plotting stacked histogram using Python’s Matplotlib library

In my previous posts, we have seen how we can plot multiple bar graph and stacked bar graph. In this post, we will see how we can plot a stacked histogram using Python’s Matplotlib library. First of all, to create any type of histogram whether it’s a simple histogram or a stacked histogram, we need to import […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Python Tagged With: Matplotlib, Python, Stacked Histogram

23/11/2018 By WeirdGeek Leave a Comment

Plotting stacked bar graph using Python’s Matplotlib library

In my previous post, we have seen how we can plot multiple bar graph on a single plot. In this post, we will see how we can plot a stacked bar graph using Python’s Matplotlib library. A stacked bar graph also known as a stacked bar chart is a graph that is used to break down and compare parts […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Python Tagged With: Matplotlib, NumPy, Pandas, Python, Stacked Bar Graph

23/11/2018 By WeirdGeek 4 Comments

Plotting multiple bar graph using Python’s Matplotlib library

Here in this post, we will see how to plot a two bar graph on a different axis and multiple bar graph using Python’s Matplotlib library on a single axis. Let’s first understand what is a bar graph. We can use a bar graph to compare numeric values or data of different groups or we can say […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Python Tagged With: Matplotlib, Pandas, Python

20/11/2018 By WeirdGeek Leave a Comment

10 Basic Python fundamentals for Data Scientist aspirants and Data Analysis

When you want to learn Data Science or Data Analysis, you have to learn either Python or R and after that using basic python/R functions with other statistical packages you can easily start analysing data and get some insight from your data. As i too have both the options, i chose Python over R as […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Data Science, Python Tagged With: Data Analysis, Data Scientist, Python, Python Fundamentals

17/11/2018 By WeirdGeek Leave a Comment

Anscombe Quartet and use of Exploratory Data Analysis

Whether you are working as Data Scientist or looking to build a career in a Data Science, the pipeline of your work include Extracting dataset, loading dataset, Data Cleansing and munging, finding summary statistics, then do some Exploratory Data analysis (EDA), and after all these things build a model using machine learning. Anscombe Quartet dataset demonstration […]

Filed Under: Data Analytics, Data Science Tagged With: Anscombe’s Quartet, EDA, Exploratory Data Analysis, Matplotlib

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