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Plottings

1. Scatter Plot

 Use:

o Used to visualize the relationship between two continuous variables.

o Helps identify correlations, trends, clusters, and outliers.

2. Line Plot

 Use:

o Displays information as a series of data points connected by straight lines.

o Ideal for showing trends over time or continuous data.

3. Histogram

 Use:

o Used for visualizing the distribution of a single continuous variable.

o Helps identify the frequency distribution, skewness, and potential outliers.

4. Bar Plot

 Use:

o Displays the comparison of discrete categories or groups.

o Useful for categorical data to show the frequency or mean values of categories.

5. Box Plot

 Use:

o Used to display the summary statistics of a dataset (e.g., median, quartiles, outliers).

o Helps understand the spread and skewness of data, and detect outliers.

6. Heatmap

 Use:

o Used for visualizing complex data in matrix form, with color representing values.

o Often used to visualize correlations between features or confusion matrices.

7. Pair Plot

 Use:

o Used for visualizing the pairwise relationships between multiple features in a


dataset.

o Helps in detecting patterns or correlations between multiple variables.


8. Confusion Matrix

 Use:

o Used in classification tasks to visualize the performance of a classification model.

o Shows the counts of true positives, false positives, true negatives, and false
negatives.

9. Violin Plot

 Use:

o Combines aspects of box plot and KDE.

o Shows the distribution of the data along with the density of values.

10. Swarm Plot

 Use:
o A swarm plot is a type of scatter plot used to visualize individual data points,
especially for categorical data, in a way that avoids overlap and provides a clear view
of the distribution of data points.

11. KDE (Kernel Density Estimate) Plot

 Use:

o Used to estimate the probability density function of a continuous random variable.

o Provides a smoother alternative to histograms.

12. Count Plot

 Use:
o A count plot is a type of bar plot used to show the counts (or frequencies) of
occurrences of categorical data.
o It is primarily used to visualize the distribution of a categorical variable.

13. Dist Plot

 Use:

o The distplot function was used to plot the distribution of a continuous variable as
both a histogram and a Kernel Density Estimate (KDE), or optionally a fitted
distribution.

14. Displot

 Use:
o displot are used for visualizing the distribution of a single continuous variable.

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