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Seaborn relplot | Tutorial on building relational plots with Python Seaborn relplot
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- This Seaborn relplot tutorial video shows you how to visualize variable relationships with the relplot. I first walk you through the Python coding basics by showing you how to create a Seaborn relplot scatterplot. I show you how to use the Seaborn relplot hue and the relplot style and size options to change the scatterplot markers. I then demo how you can switch the Seaborn relplot kind to create a lineplot instead. I explain how the relplot is build on the Seaborn FacetGrid and show you how to make columns or rows of small multiples with the relplot and how to wrap columns with col_wrap. And lastly, I provide several examples of ways to update the relplot styling by passing arguments through to scatterplot or to lineplot. I also show you how to use FacetGrid methods to change the axes labels of the Seaborn relplot.
0:00 Introduction
0:32 Relplot Code Basics
3:28 kind="line"
5:09 Relplot FacetGrid
7:34 Relplot Styling
12:32 BLOOPERS!
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Your videos are so refreshingly well-planned in the sea of python videos. Yours and Corey Schafer's are my favorite channels.
Thanks so much for the excellent compliment! I enjoy Corey's content, too, and sometimes recommend his content for topics that I haven't made videos about yet! 😄
Well planned content, perfectly edited videos and last but not the least full of knowledge just like your expressions! Watching this playlist and waiting for other playlists!
Thanks for making these!
Great pleasure to watch and learn from you. Thanks a lot, Kimberly. Much pain to find what is needed - and here you are, explaining things. And that's cool and it makes me calm by your nice smile and confident voice of ml fan.
I can't realize how your videos only get few hundreds of likes. They are great, I learned so much from them, and thank you for the effort.
Hey - thanks very much. Glad to hear you are learning lots! Slowly but surely my channel is growing. : )
best teacher ever
Please start making videos on sklearn too. Please cover all important concepts. I just love the way you keep things simple.
Thanks for the suggestion! And glad to hear you are enjoying my teaching style 😄
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dont know why you have so less views ! great job!
Your videos are amazing
Thanks so much! 😁
I love this video. Thanks !
Awesome - very glad to hear that! 😊
great job
Thank you!
Good tutorials madam
Top nocht. Thanks!!
Most welcome - very glad you enjoyed it!
how to write syntax of order by top 10 rows in the relplot?
Thanks!
Most welcome! So happy you’re enjoying my content 😀
Many thanks Kimberly. Even after doing a 9 hour Python plotting course [Plotly and Dash] on Udemy and also an R language course using ggplot2 I find your Seaborn video explanations top-notch. Also, a small clarification, any specific reason for putting the semicolon at the end of each Python statement - is it to be backward compatible with Python V2? [I'm a Python V3 backend programmer]
Very glad to hear you are enjoying the videos -- I'm having fun making them! The semi-colon is a Jupyter Notebook thing. It suppresses the pesky printouts that happen for most seaborn or matplotlib plots, for example, "" I'm actually thinking of doing a video on single character Python tips soon -- and the semicolon is one of my tips for Jupyter Notebook users!
@@KimberlyFessel Thanks Kimberly, understood, I look forward to your future videos.
Top-Notch!!!!!!!!!
Thanks very much!