I am trying to make a 2D plot of a function 1/(xy) but the y values vary from 3 orders of magnitude which makes the graph look unreadable. On top of that, I am trying to emphasize the small values of 1/(xy) i.e. when x and y are big. Here is my linear attempt: You see two points on both
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Adding legend to heatmap in Python / Matplotlib with circles that compare total users, and colors that indicate ratio of abandonment in single graph
I found in SO an explanation to add a legend to this type of graph. However, it does not translate well with my data. I got my graph with circles and shades of colors to work. I do have the legend indicating what the shades of color mean in terms of ratio of users abandoning a chatbot at a given
Python Seaborn dynamic update of heatmap data
I would like to update dynamically a heatmap made with Seaborn, adding data line one by one. The sample code below get the basics work done, but instead of updating the heatmap it seems to nest a new one in the previous one. Thank you in advance for any help/solution you may provide. Answer I re-structured yo…
how to display heatmap color correlation plot in streamlit
I’m trying to do visualization with streamlit.one of the contents I have is correlation like this: But I want it to have color like heatmap plot this is my correlation code thank you in advance! Answer You can write Matplotlib figures in Streamlit. You only have to modify your code slightly:
How to generate CNN heatmaps using built-in Keras in TF2.0 (tf.keras)
I used to generate heatmaps for my Convolutional Neural Networks, based on the stand-alone Keras library on top of TensorFlow 1. That worked fine, however, after my switch to TF2.0 and built-in tf.keras implementation (with eager execution) I cannot use my old heatmap generation code any longer. So I re-wrote…
How to set heatmap aspect ratio
I have a single-channel image where each integer pixel value maps to a string. For example 5 -> ‘person’. I’m trying to create an interactive image where hovering over a pixel will display it’s corresponding string. I figured using plotly heatmaps might be the way to do this. The is…