This document discusses different types of 3D graphs that can be created in Python, including scatter plots, bubble plots, and line plots to visualize continuous and categorical numerical data trends over time. It also describes surface plots to visualize mathematical functions and geospatial data, streamtube plots for vector fields and fluid dynamics, volume charts to represent 3D figures with transparency, and trisurface plots using triangular meshes for irregular or sparse surface data analysis.
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This document discusses different types of 3D graphs that can be created in Python, including scatter plots, bubble plots, and line plots to visualize continuous and categorical numerical data trends over time. It also describes surface plots to visualize mathematical functions and geospatial data, streamtube plots for vector fields and fluid dynamics, volume charts to represent 3D figures with transparency, and trisurface plots using triangular meshes for irregular or sparse surface data analysis.
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3D Graphs
using 1. Scatter plot
Scatterplot are used for visualize the
relation between continuous numerical data
2. Bubble plot
Bubble plot is a variation of scatterplot
used for categorical or discrete numerical data. 3. Line plot
Line plots are used to represent a
trend. For example, how the data change over the year 4. Surface plot
Surface plot are commonly used
to visualize mathematical function and to do geospatial analysis.
It is only available in the
graph_objects module 5. Streamtube plot
Streamtube chart are used to
represent the flow or the vector field. It is commonly used in the field of computational fluids dynamics 6. Volume Charts
Volume chart are used to represent
figure in 3 dimensions. They are similar with isobar charts but with more transparency.
7. Trisurface plots
They are used to represent the figure
with a mesh of triangles. They are particularly useful when dealing with irregular or sparse data and enable the exploration and analysis of complex surface structures. Thank for reading until the end
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