
Load data for plotting in Python by importing x and y values from Excel or text files, converting lines to numbers, and creating an incremental x-axis.
Create a line or dot chart using the plotting library, set x and y data, axis limits, titles and labels, and customize colors, markers, and line styles.
Learn to create a multi line plot in matplotlib with Python by plotting multiple x and y pairs, customizing line types and colors, and adding legends and axis labels.
Learn to create line plots and fill the area between lines with fill_between, setting x from 0 to 10 and y from 0 to 5, with color, alpha, and show.
Learn to create and customize pie charts in matplotlib using Python by adding labels, titles, legends, shadows, and colors; control start angle and explode slices to highlight data.
Learn to customize Matplotlib grids by enabling lines, choosing styles and colors, and displaying major and minor grids on chosen axes with adjustable line width.
Save a Matplotlib plot as an image from code by naming a figure and using save functionality. The plot writes to the specified file name, with optional prefix.
Learn to position legends in matplotlib: use loc options like top left and bottom right, and bbox_to_anchor coordinates to anchor and move legends, including outside the plot.
Explore matplotlib styles by listing available styles and applying Seabourn to override the default; switch to dark grids or white grids to improve the appearance of any plot.
Learn to create scatter plots with random data points, customize colors with c and sizes with s, and assign unique point sizes to highlight groups.
Learn to create multiple plots in one image using subplots, arranging grids such as 2x2 or 3x3, with x/y labels and a shared title.
Explore three-dimensional plots by assigning x, y, and z positions, color, and size; interact by dragging to view angles, and compare multiple series with 3d lines and markers.
Learn how to visualize data with Matplotlib
In this course you learn how to make your data visual with all kind of plots. You do not need any perquisites for this course, except know basic Python programming.
The course starts of with simple plots, but also teaches you how to load data from excel or files. It then goes over different types of plots, how to use legends and much more.
Do you want to visualize data? Lets learn Matplotlib!