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Data Visualization using MatPlotLib & Seaborn
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Data Visualization using MatPlotLib & Seaborn

Learn why, what, how about data visualization in simple and easy way
Last updated 1/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Matplotlib Introduction
  • PyPlot, Bar, Pie, Histogram, Scatter & 3D Plot
  • Multiple Plots in a Graph
  • Seaborn Plotting Functions
  • Plotting with Categorical Data
  • Multi-Plot Grids
  • Plot Aesthetics
  • What is Data Science
  • What is Machine Learning
  • Data Visualization using Pandas
  • Data Analytics

Course content

1 section • 20 lectures • 4h 23m total length
  • Introduction1:22

    Learn to visualize data with Python libraries such as matplotlib and seaborn, presenting analyses and predictive models as graphical representations to support business decisions.

  • 1. Matplotlib Introduction1:16

    Learn Matplotlib basics for data visualization and Seaborn context, covering graph functions, data inputs, 3d visuals, and limitations.

  • 1. Matplotlib Introduction31:23

    Explore data visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn, learn to import libraries, create line, bar, pie charts and histograms, customize axes, labels, and figure sizes.

  • 2. PyPlot, Bar, Pie, Histogram, Scatter & 3D Plot1:02

    Harness pyplot to create bar, pie, histogram, scatter, and 3d plots that turn data into clear graphical representations for analysis and reporting.

  • 2. PyPlot, Bar, Pie, Histogram, Scatter & 3D Plot32:58

    Learn to create and customize bar, pie, histogram, scatter, and 3d plots with pyplot in Matplotlib, including stacked bars, explode slices, labels, legends, and 3d projections for comparing multi-series data.

  • 3. Multiple Plots in a Graph0:55

    Discover how to generate multiple plots in a graph to reveal insights and improve a business using Matplotlib and Seaborn.

  • 3. Multiple Plots in a Graph14:38

    Learn to create multiple plots in one graph using subplot in MatPlotLib, specifying rows, columns, and positions to arrange and customize each chart with titles and labels.

  • 4. Seaborn Plotting Functions1:43

    Explore Seaborn plotting functions and how to generate graphs from data using the main function.

  • 4. Seaborn Plotting Functions30:49

    Explore seaborn plotting functions and matplotlib basics to visualize statistical relationships, load built-in datasets, and customize high-level visualizations using seaborn’s interface.

  • 5. Plotting with Categorical Data0:28

    Explore plotting with categorical data to spot analysis trends and reveal insights, using matplotlib and seaborn to visualize complex data.

  • 5. Plotting with Categorical Data15:40

    Explore Seaborn plotting functions to visualize statistical relationships for single and multiple variables. See how categorical data is plotted, and how the kind parameter shapes scatter and line plots.

  • 6. Multi-Plot Grids0:56

    Learn how to build multi-plot grids in Matplotlib and Seaborn, explore scatter plot analyses, and understand how combining blocks can lead to incorrect conclusions.

  • 6. Multi-Plot Grids33:55

    Explore data visualization with seaborn and matplotlib by building relational plots, loading datasets, and creating scatter and line charts to compare price, mileage, model, and transmission.

  • 7. Plot Aesthetics0:53

    Explore plot aesthetics and the link to analysis in data visualization, choosing effective visuals and avoiding web-based tools for practical presentation.

  • 7. Plot Aesthetics17:38

    Explore plot aesthetics in Matplotlib and seaborn, crafting scatter plots, line plots, and box plots with color schemes to reveal numerical and categorical relationships clearly.

  • 8. What is Data Science30:42

    Explore what data science is, from statistics and machine learning to data analysis and visualization, and learn the data lifecycle from collection to reporting.

  • 9. What is Machine Learning25:06

    Understand what machine learning is, how it differs from traditional programming, and the role of statistics in data science, with supervised and reinforcement methods and linear regression basics.

  • 10. Data Visualization using Pandas0:49

    Explore how validation and multilingual contexts shape data presentations and audience understanding. Learn to craft clear visuals and concise explanations that align with presented relationships and basic analytical approaches.

  • 10. Data Visualization using Pandas19:33

    Explore data visualization using a used cars dataset to build and interpret box plots, scatter plots, and distribution insights, including mean and median comparisons and left-right skew.

  • Summary1:22

    Explores open source data visualization with macro and medium directions, discusses graphical representations, categorical data, and the differences between sequel concepts, alongside relevant functions and practical applications.

Requirements

  • Just some high school mathematics level.
  • No Programming skills needed

Description

Data is the currency of today, and leveraging it correctly at the right time and for the right reasons opens up possibilities beyond imagination.

Data visualization is a vast field with many sub-parts, each a subject in itself. Our course aims to provide a clear picture of what you need to know and what employers will expect from you in a visualization project.

User Experience (UX) in data visualization is crucial in modern times to meet user expectations. This course will highlight the benefits of good UX and teach you how to implement it effectively.

This course is structured to cover all key aspects of data visualization in the simplest and clearest fashion, enabling you to embark on your journey into the world of data visualization.

Hands-On Projects and Case Studies: This course includes hands-on projects and real-world case studies to provide practical experience. By working on these projects, you'll gain the skills needed to tackle complex data visualization challenges and impress potential employers.

Advanced Tools and Technologies: Learn to use advanced data visualization tools and technologies such as Tableau, Power BI, and D3.js. This course covers a wide range of software, ensuring you're well-versed in the tools that are in high demand in the industry.

Storytelling with Data: Discover the art of storytelling with data. This course emphasizes the importance of creating compelling narratives that make your data insights more accessible and impactful to your audience.

Interactive Dashboards and Visualizations: Master the creation of interactive dashboards and visualizations that allow users to explore data dynamically. You'll learn techniques to build responsive and user-friendly visualizations that provide deeper insights and improve decision-making.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner Python developers curious about Data Science
  • Beginner to advanced level