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Tag: matplotlib

Drawing a rectangle with Matplotlib

I’m writing a python function to draw a simple rectangle, the vertex points are parameters. Well, this does not work correctly and I can’t seem to find out why its plotting all over the place. EDIT: as for my imports. So sp is sympy. As for the expected result to draw a rectangle of course. Actual Outcome with this code

How to create a figure of subplots of grouped bar charts in python

I want to combine multiple grouped bar charts into one figure, as the image below shows. grouped bar charts in a single figure Firstly I created each grouped bar chart by plt.subplots() Then, I used add_subplot in an attempt to treat fig1 and fig2 as new axes in a new figure. But it didn’t work. How can I combined several

plotting a 3d graph of a regressor made with sklearn

I have been using this tutorial to learn decision tree learning, and am now trying to understand how it works with higher dimensional datasets. Currently my regressor predicts a Z value for an (x,y) pair that you pass to it. I want to use a 3d graph to visualise it, but I have struggled with the way regressor.predict() expects its

I cant find why `.read_csv` cannot make a dataframe for `.shape` to recognize

Following a machine learning guide here: https://www.pluralsight.com/guides/scikit-machine-learning/ Running Python 3.8, might have a hunch that I need to run it in IPython but I think that opens up a new can of worms. Also have all imported these libraries installed. I left %matplotlib inline as a comment because i’m not running it in Jupyter. The error I get when running

Transformation of coordinates between PyQt and matplotlib

I would like to show a context menu on the position of mouse click and then create a new line on that position in the graph. For that I need both the PyQt position and the graph data position. I thought that I could use the matplotlib transformation functions, but somehow when clicking the lower left and upper right corners

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