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Echarts, a pure JavaScript chart library, based on canvas, relies on zrender at the underlying layer. Common chart libraries for commercial products provide intuitive, vivid, interactive, And customizable data visualization charts. The innovative drag-and-drop re-computing, data view, value-range roaming and other features greatly enhance the user experience and

Echarts data visualization grid Cartesian coordinate system (xAxis, yAxis), echartsxaxis MytextStyle = {color: "#333", // text color fontStyle: "normal", // italic oblique skew fontWeight: "normal ", // text width bold bolder lighter 100 | 200 | 300 | 400... fontFamily: "sans-serif", // fontSize: 18, // font size}; mylineStyle = {color: "#333", // color, 'rgb (128,128,128) ', 'rgba (128,128,128, 0.5)', supp

1. Introduction to the three major mapping systems of R1.1 Basic drawing System (base plotting systems)-Artist's palette: drawing suitable for blank canvas· need to implement plans; visualize the logic of drawing and analyzing data in real time-Two steps = figure + Modify/Add = Perform a series of functions-Suitable for drawing 2D graphs1.2 Lattice Drawing System (Lattice plotting systems)-draw = Use a function call once (a graph)-Ideal for interactin

5. Color of the R language drawing· Grdevice Bag-Colorramp () and Colorramppalette ()-color names can be obtained using colors ()· Rcolorbrewer Bag-Three types of palettes:1. Sequential: From an extreme gradient to another extreme, suitable for rendering sequential data　　　　　　　　2. Diverging: Bright at both ends and lighter in the middle, suitable to highlight the extreme values, that is, to emphasize the choice of high and low contrast　　　　　　　　3. Qualit

After entering http://127.0.0.1:8050/in Google Chrome, enter to see visual results#-*-Coding:utf-8-*-"" "Created on Sun Mar one 10:16:43 2018@author:administrator" "" Import Dashimport Dash_core_componen TS as Dccimport dash_html_components as Htmlapp = Dash. Dash () App.layout = html. DIV (children=[ HTML. H1 (children= ' Dash tutorials '), DCC. Graph ( id= ' example ', figure={ ' data ': [ {' x ': [1, 2,

Import matplotlib. pyplot as PLTInput_values = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]Squares = [1, 4, 9, 16, 25]# Set the coordinate value and width of a line# PLT. Plot (squares, linewidth = 5)PLT. Plot (input_values, squares, linewidth = 5)# Set the icon title and add a label to the AxisPLT. Title ("square numbers", fontsize = 24)PLT. xlabel ("value", fontsize = 14)PLT. ylabel ("square of value", fontsize = 14)# Set the scale mark sizePLT. tick_params (axis = 'both ', labelsize = 10)# Display iconPLT. Show ()The ico

Import matplotlib. pyplot as PLTX_values = List (range (1,1000 ))Y_values = [x ** 2 for X in x_values]# PLT. Scatter (x_values, y_values, S = 40)# X modify the line color# PLT. Scatter (x_values, y_values, c = 'red', edgecolor = 'none', S = 40)# Line color ing displayPLT. Scatter (x_values, y_values, c = y_values, cmap = PLT. cm. Blues, edgecolor = 'none', S = 40)# Set the chart title and Add labels to the AxisPLT. Title ("square numbers", fontsize = 24)PLT. xlabel ("value", fontsize = 14)PLT. y

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with the GGPLOT2 in the R language, it seems that two packages are used and the likelihood is developed by the same person! The original author also said on GITHUB that the PYTHON library will no longer be updated! However, ggplot2 is really a drawing artifact, which is almost the only reason I am still using the R language. Therefore, matplotlib is required no matter which library you want to use. Although his syntax is complex, he is flexible. you can draw almost any image you want. Here we

()Results:Fig = Plt.figure (figsize= (10,6)) colors = [' Red ', ' blue ', ' green ', ' orange ', ' black ']for I in range (5): Start_index = i *12 End_index = (i+1) *12 subset = unrate[start_index:end_index] label = STR (1948 + i) Plt.plot (subset[ ' Month '], subset[' VALUE '], c=colors[i], Label=label) plt.legend (loc= ' upper left ') Plt.xlabel (' month, Integer ') Plt.ylabel (' unemployment rate, Percent ') plt.title (' Monthly unemployment Trends, 1948-1952 ') plt.show ()Res