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The example below shows how grouping the same data by 'cyl', 'mfr' results in a hierarchical nested axis. Это свойство связано с рядом других см. PlotBoxAspectRatio - относительные размеры осей x, y и z. If we shade the rectangle that defines each pair of categories, we end up with a Categorical Heatmap The plot below shows such a plot, where the x-axis categories are a list of years from 1948 to 2016, and the y-axis categories are the months of the years. RomPatcher+ is an improved and fixed version of the RomPatcher software developed by ZoRn. Для их обновления следует заново задать подписи, воспользовавшись свойствами XLabel, YLabel и ZLabel, или соответствующими командами высокоуровневой графики xlabel, ylabel, zlabel. Значение: · вектор, содержащий упорядоченные по возрастанию значения координат. Di sini saya contohkan, dan saya akan membuat menu grid 6x5.
The next example will demonstrate this. Colors Often times we may want to have bars that are shaded some color. This can be accomplished in different ways. One way is to supply all the colors up front. This can be done by putting all the data, including the colors for each bar, in a ColumnDataSource. This is shown below: from bokeh. There is a function that makes this simple to do: from bokeh. In the case of bar charts, this results in bars grouped together by the top-level factors. The example below shows this approach by creating a single column of coordinates that are each 2-tuples of the form fruit, year. Accordingly, the plot groups the axes by fruit type, with a single call to vbar: from bokeh. Visual Dodge Another method for achieving grouped bars is to explicitly specify a visual displacement for the bars. Such a visual offset is also referred to as a dodge. Instead a single table with rows indexed by factors fruit, year , we have separate series for each year. We can plot all the year series using separate calls to vbar but since every bar in each group has the same fruit factor, the bars would overlap visually. We can prevent this overlap and distinguish the bars visually by using the function to provide an offset for each different call to vbar: from bokeh. This kind of operation is akin the to dodge example above i. Sometimes we may want to stack bars that have both positive and negative extents. The example below shows how it is possible to create such a stacked bar chart that is split by positive and negative values: from bokeh. When stacking bars, Bokeh automatically sets the name property for each layer in the stack to be the value of the stack column for that layer. The example below demonstrates both of these hover variables: from bokeh. It may also sometimes be desirable to have a different hover tool for each layer in the stack. In this case the position is the center of the entire group. The example below shows bars for each month, grouped by financial quarter, and also adds a line perhaps for a quarterly average at the coordinates for Q1, Q2, etc. Pandas is a powerful and common tool for doing data analysis on tabular and timeseries data in Python. Although it is not required by Bokeh, Bokeh tries to make life easier when you do. This usage also works when the grouping is multi-level. The example below shows how grouping the same data by 'cyl', 'mfr' results in a hierarchical nested axis. In this case, Bokeh provides a function that can automatically apply a random dodge to every point. The example below shows a scatter plot of every commit time for a GitHub user between 2012 and 2016, grouped by day of the week. A naive plot of this data would result in thousands of points overlapping in a narrow line for each day. By using jitter we can differentiate the points to obtain a useful plot: from bokeh. It is also possible to supply an offset to a categorical location explicitly. This is done by adding a numeric value to the end of a category, e. For hierachical categories, the value is added at the end of the existing list, e. Any numeric value at the end of a list of categories is always interpreted as an offset. It uses categorical offsets to specify patch coordinates for the timeseries inside each category. It is possible to have plots with two categorical axes. If we shade the rectangle that defines each pair of categories, we end up with a Categorical Heatmap The plot below shows such a plot, where the x-axis categories are a list of years from 1948 to 2016, and the y-axis categories are the months of the years. Each rectangle corresponding to a year, month combination is color mapped by the unemployment rate for that month and year. Since the unemployment rate is a continuous variable, a LinearColorMapper is used to colormap the plot, and is also passed to a color bar to provide a visual legend on the right: import pandas as pd from bokeh. A hover tool as also been added so that additional information about each element can be inspected: from bokeh.
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