Hi Kim, thank you so much for this, I basically learn all I needed to plot many category plots in a recent project through your videos! Hope you keep creating this great content ;)
Ah yes! If you haven't seen it yet, I have a separate video about matplotlib shapes: th-cam.com/video/CRMtqTeH2HQ/w-d-xo.html I'm also considering doing another "Data Viz Thought Process" video in the future 😄
Heya Kim, thank you for this! Quick question: for a bar graph, how do we add '$' and 'separators' as part of the text? - my example is similar to at 10:02
Kim, thank you for all the great content you've created so far. I find it super useful and your explanation skills makes it so easy to understand. I was wondering if you could show us please how to create & annotate a viz like the one presented at 0:15 in the video? Thank you for your time
Hi Veronica, thank you very much! You know, I've been considering making some videos on how I create my data visualizations (start to finish) for a while now. Maybe I can make a video about this visual specifically. But for now, that visual is from my blog post about the Gini coefficient. The code for that one is available in line 11 here (github.com/kimfetti/Blog/blob/master/gini_coefficient.ipynb) if you want to check it out!
@@KimberlyFessel Working as a data professional, my life revolves around creating good vizs, make them easy to understand while cutting out all the unnecessary noise. Having you sharing your storytelling methods and how to get your point across through data would be a blessing indeed. I am eager to see your work and learn from it. Also, million thanks for sharing the GitHub link with me, I will definitely check it out.
Oh, interesting! I actually hadn't thought about venturing into R--but that's a good suggestion. I haven't used R for several years, but I do remember ggplot was pretty boss. I'll consider it!
Great video, thanks. I'm looking to change the font style to Calisto MT for the whole plot, so it matches my thesis font style. Is there a video you could recommend?
Any time you want to make adjustments to all of your figures, I would recommend updating your rcParams. I have been considering making a video about those but haven't made it yet. For now, something like this should do the trick for you: matplotlib.org/3.1.0/gallery/text_labels_and_annotations/font_family_rc_sgskip.html
Nice Explanation Kimberly. Really helped me with the 'Text at a General Position' .
Dear Kimberly Fessel, from my side, I want to say a wow for you because you are amazing in python and I can learn very quickly from you.
Thanks so much! Glad to hear you are learning so much. Python is super fun for me, so I am very happy to teach it!
Hi Kim, thank you so much for this, I basically learn all I needed to plot many category plots in a recent project through your videos! Hope you keep creating this great content ;)
this channel and your amazing content is really underrated, glad i stumbled upon it.
Welcome! 👋 Glad you are enjoying the content -- and thanks!
Großartig! Ich bin begeistert! Kimberly, Du bist die Beste!
Viele Grüße aus D.
Kurt
Oh - looks like you found the text video! Excellent! 😄
Absolutely spectacular.
I would love to watch more about shapes and figures (like circle) and more of visual tricks you use often or deem important!
Ah yes! If you haven't seen it yet, I have a separate video about matplotlib shapes: th-cam.com/video/CRMtqTeH2HQ/w-d-xo.html I'm also considering doing another "Data Viz Thought Process" video in the future 😄
It couldn’t be explained any better.
Thank you.
Wow -- thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you @Kimberly, you saved me tons of time!
This video shows great and useful tips for the matplotlib module! Thanks for sharing that knowledge Kimberly!
You are most welcome - very happy to hear that you found my tips to be useful!
Excellent presentation, thank you !
Happy to hear you enjoyed it - cheers!
Thanks! It was very useful.
Heya Kim, thank you for this! Quick question: for a bar graph, how do we add '$' and 'separators' as part of the text? - my example is similar to at 10:02
Superb. Thank you Mam
Thanks - and most welcome!
Kim, thank you for all the great content you've created so far. I find it super useful and your explanation skills makes it so easy to understand. I was wondering if you could show us please how to create & annotate a viz like the one presented at 0:15 in the video? Thank you for your time
Hi Veronica, thank you very much! You know, I've been considering making some videos on how I create my data visualizations (start to finish) for a while now. Maybe I can make a video about this visual specifically. But for now, that visual is from my blog post about the Gini coefficient. The code for that one is available in line 11 here (github.com/kimfetti/Blog/blob/master/gini_coefficient.ipynb) if you want to check it out!
@@KimberlyFessel Working as a data professional, my life revolves around creating good vizs, make them easy to understand while cutting out all the unnecessary noise. Having you sharing your storytelling methods and how to get your point across through data would be a blessing indeed. I am eager to see your work and learn from it.
Also, million thanks for sharing the GitHub link with me, I will definitely check it out.
Your videos are SO helpful! By the way, I met you at METIS
Thanks, Laura! Hope you enjoyed your time at Metis -- I sure did! :D
@@KimberlyFessel It was a life changer and you were phenomenal. Thank you! :D
Love your videooooos!!!
Thank you very much for the support!
Awesome!
Thank you!
Hi Kimberly, thanks for these great viz tutorials. Do you have any plans to cover ggplot in R?
Oh, interesting! I actually hadn't thought about venturing into R--but that's a good suggestion. I haven't used R for several years, but I do remember ggplot was pretty boss. I'll consider it!
Great video, thanks.
I'm looking to change the font style to Calisto MT for the whole plot, so it matches my thesis font style. Is there a video you could recommend?
Any time you want to make adjustments to all of your figures, I would recommend updating your rcParams. I have been considering making a video about those but haven't made it yet. For now, something like this should do the trick for you: matplotlib.org/3.1.0/gallery/text_labels_and_annotations/font_family_rc_sgskip.html
@@KimberlyFessel fantastic, thank you
Beautiful just like you😊
Why thank you - glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi ,what to do if the points are close and the one text is overlapping other (in the scatter plot)
Hi there - you could try the adjustText library. You can find my video about it here:
th-cam.com/video/xSS59Ga64rQ/w-d-xo.html
very descriptive
😄 - Thanks!
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pretty nice... and so is the python info...😂
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learning from Non-Indian hits different sometimes