TOP 7 Python Libraries For DATA Visualization!!
TOP 7 Python Libraries For DATA Visualization!!
by Akash Singh
by Akash Singh
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Seaborn is also one of the very popular Python visualization tools and is
based on Matplotlib. Seaborn is thin wrappers over Matplotlib
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When it comes to interactive Python visualization tools, Plotly has a top
place here. Plotly’s Python free and open source graphing library help
you create interactive, publication-quality graphs easily online.
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Bokeh also is an interactive Python visualization library tool that provides
elegant and versatile graphics. It is able to extend the capability with
high-performance interactivity and scalability over very big data sets.
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Matplotlib is one of the most popular and oldest data visualization tools
using Python. It is a quite powerful but also a complex visualization tool.
Matplotlib is a Python 2D plotting library that provides publication quality
figures in a variety of hardcopy formats and interactive environments
across many platforms.
You can generate and use plots, bar charts, pie charts, 3D plotting,
error charts, histograms, power spectra, scatter plot, etc.
Provides a MATLAB-like interface
An object-oriented interface and a set of functions familiar to
MATLAB to control your line styles, axes properties, font properties,
etc.
A great examples gallery and a list of plotting commands to help you
learn how to do a particular kind of plot.
Ships with many add-on toolkits, including 3d plotting with mplot3d,
axes helpers in axes_grid1 and axis helpers in axisartist.
An open source Python visualization tool with an active developer
community and contributions.
Website: https://matplotlib.org
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Pygal, as Bokeh and Plotly is also one of the top Python visualization
tools that provide interactive plots, good-looking visualizations and
support additional features.
The big difference is that Pygal concentrate on allowing you to create
SVGs. SVG formatting is integrated greatly with Django and Flask.
Three ways to style the charts – built-in styles, parametric styles, and
custom styles.
Provides good-looking interactive data visualizations.
A lot of options for charts configuration as sizing, titles, labels,
legend, axis, interpolations, tooltip, rendering, data, misc, and other
specific options.
Serie and value configuration.
Provides a simple way to get beautiful sparklines.
Pygal also supports an HTML table export.
Can generate multiple output formats such as SVG, file, PNG, Etree,
Browser, PyQuery, and Flask App.
Website: https://matplotlib.org
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Dash is a Python framework for building web applications. It is perfect
for creating data visualization apps with highly custom user interfaces in
Python.
Dash is written on Flask, Plotly.js, and React.js. Dash apps are rendered
in the web browser and also mobile-ready.
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Altair is one of the good statistical Python visualization tools, based on
Vega and Vega-Lite.
Altair allows you to create a comprehensive gamma of statistical
visualizations easily thanks to its powerful and concise visualization
grammar.
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