Stone River eLearning – Data Visualization with Python and Matplotlib

Over 58 lectures and This course contains 6 hours of content and covers nearly every major chart. Matplotlib can provide.

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Stone River eLearning – Data Visualization with Python and Matplotlib

Learn More and More people are realizing the immense benefits and There are many uses for analysing big data. But, most people lack the skills and It takes time to comprehend the data in its original form. Data visualisation is a way to make data visually appealing. It creates easy-to-read, understandable graphs and charts. and Other visual representations of data are also available. Python 3 and Matplotlib Are the easiest to find and It is easy to use programs for this purpose.

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Imagine multiple 2D forms and 3D graphs; line graphs, scatter plots, bar charts, etc.

Load and For visualisation, organize data from multiple sources

Crée and customise live graphs

Add finesse and Style your graphs to be visually appealing

Python Data Visualisation made Easy

Over 58 lectures and This course contains 6 hours of content and covers nearly every major chart. Matplotlib What it is capable of providing. This course is for students with a basic understanding of the subject. PythonYou’ll need to take a step.-By-Step-by-step approach to creating line graphs, scatterplots, stack plots and pie charts, pie charts and bar charts. and You can think of anything else!

In with Basic functions such as labels, titles, and window buttons and Legends. Next, we’ll cover each type of graph and how to import data from both CSV and Excel. and NumPy. Next, you’ll be able to use advanced features like custom spines and styles, annotations and averages. and Geographic plotting and indicators with Basemap and Advanced wireframes

This course is for students who are interested in learning how to visualize python data visually. This course will give you a solid understanding of all the visualisation options that are available to you.-How to create visually appealing, well-presented graphs.

Use of Tools

Python 3: Python It is a general purpose programming language that focuses on readability. and Concise code makes it an ideal language for beginners to learn. Learning Python It provides a solid foundation for advanced coding languages. and It can be used in a variety of ways.

Matplotlib: Matplotlib A plotting library that works with The Python Programming language and Its numerical extension, ‘NumPy”, for mathematics. It allows users to embed plots in applications using various general-purpose toolkits. This is what transforms the data into the graph.

IDLE: IDLE stands for Integrated Development Environment. PythonThis is where you transform the data into a graph. You can use any other IDE but IDLE is recommended for this course.

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It was a great investment of my time and money! This course saved me so much time looking through the documentation and I can figure it out myself! There are tons of examples. and Instructor who is energetic with real application experience. His explanations of syntax differences was particularly helpful. Python 2 and 3.
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Course Curriculum

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Introduction to the Course

Introduction (3.01)

Getting Matplotlib Setup (5:46)

Different types of basic Matplotlib Charts

Section Introduction (1.18)

Basic matplotlib graph (8.14)

Titles and labels and Window buttons (8.41)

Legends (4:58)

Bar charts (5:14).

Histograms (6.50)

Scatter plots (6:50).

Stack Plots (8.42).

Pie Chart (7:12)

Loading data directly from a CSV (5.07)

Loading data with NumPy (4.52)

Section Conclusion (0.50)

Basic Customization Options

Section Introduction (1.17)

Source for our Data* (9:59)

Parsing stock prices from the internet* (9:17)

Plotting basic stock data* (6:10)

Modifying labels and adding a grid* (6:14)

Conversion from unix Time and adjusting subplots* (8:00)

Customizing ticks* (5:55)

Fills and Alpha* (6:49)

Add, remove, and customize spines* (8:07)

Candlestick OHLC charts* (9:47)

Styles with Matplotlib* (7:35)

Creating our own Style* (9:27)

Live Graphs* (8:51)

Adding and placing text* (6:12)

Annotating a specific plot* (8:34)

Dynamic annotation of last price* (8:22)

Section Conclusion (1.44)

Advanced Customization Options

Section Introduction (1:00)

Basic suplot additions* (8:31)

Subplot2grid * (8:05)

Incorporating changes to candlestick graph* (7:24)

Making moving averages with our data* (10:01)

Adding a High minus Low indicator to graph* (5:33)

Customizing the dates that show* (10:18)

Label and Tick customizations* (7:52)

Share X axis* (7:20)

Multi Y axis* (10:06)

Customizing Legends* (9:41)

Section Conclusion (1.21)

Geographical Plotting with Basemap

Section Introduction (1.19)

Download and Installing Basemap (6.22)

Example of a basic basemap (9:29).

Modifying the projection (9.01)

Fills can be customized with more colors and Forms of boundaries (6.50)

Plotting Coordinates* (9:45)

Connecting Coordinates* (7:17)

Section Conclusion (0.58)

3D graphing

Section Introduction (1.25)

Basic 3D graph example using wire_frame (5:53)

3D scatterplots (5:18).

3D Bar charts (7:16).

Wireframe Example 5:04

Section Conclusion (0.54)

Course Conclusion

Conclusion (3.05)

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