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Anas436/Analyzing-Historical-Stock-and-Revenue-Data-and-Building-Dashboard-with-Python

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sushant1827/Fashion-Clothing-Classification

Kaggle Machine Learning Competition Project : In this project, we will create a classifier to classify fashion clothing into 10 categories learned from Fashion MNIST dataset of Zalando's article images

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atecon/multiplot 📦

Package for creating gnuplot-based multiplots using gretl.

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harmanveer-2546/Mental-Health-EDA-Prediction-

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make healthy choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood.

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HellyModiKalpesh/matplotlib

This repository is created for purpose of data visualization.This contains matplotlib library use for visualizing data

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spacebakery/Make-the-Other-Charts

Data Visualization with Matplotlib | Matplotlib Fundamentals

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Goww-99/TSF-GRIP_Task-3_Sol3-by-GV

Task-3 Completed as a DSBA Intern @ The Sparks Foundation

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antonin-lfv/simulation_virus_covid-19

Simulating epidemics using Python

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mauroemartinez/Riesgo_pais_scrapping

Scrapping with Selenium and Pandas to get the historic Argentinian Country Risk from Ámbito Financiero, which needs some clicks and filters on a website.

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Tazovsky/plotly_tooltips_on_subplots

Render tooltips on R plotly subplots

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antonin-lfv/Plotly_tutorial

Plotly tutorial in Python - Graphing library

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mritunjaysri28/Matplotlib

Matplotlib notes and examples

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ashishyadav24092000/KMeans_Clustering2

In this python code I have tried to explain the working of the unsupervised Learning algorithm called K-Means clustering. Furthermore another example dataset has been taken here to perform the fully-fledged k means clustering from starting to end.

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vaitybharati/P06.-Seaborn-Visualization-Titanic

Seaborn Visualization on Titanic Dataset Visual exploration of different features on No. of people survived or otherwise Visualization using FacetGrid function, Lambda function and criterion function Visualization of subplots

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vaitybharati/P03.-Pandas-3

Understanding Pandas, Visualization using Matplotlib, Plotting subplots

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Jeffersonpacaembu/Random_hostnames_graphics

Ejercicios avanzados de Python utilizando random y elementos gráficos

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UoA-eResearch/pandaplot

A simple python script to plot an pcolormesh heatmap using pandas

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victorchendra02/Kecepatan-Rata-rata-di-41-koridor-jalan-utama-pada-jam-sibuk-Tahun-2019

Data transformation using linear regression and cross validation (MAE)

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MoinDalvs/Learn_Visualization_on_Matplotlib

Matplotlib The Figure is the overall window or page that everything is drawn on. It’s the top-level component of all. To the figure you add Axes. The Axes is the area on which the data is plotted. A figure can have multiple axes. Note: when you see, for example, plt.xlim, you’ll call ax.set_xlim() behind the covers. All methods of an Axes object exist as a function in the pyplot module and vice versa. Mostly, you’ll use the functions of the pyplot module because they’re much cleaner, at least for simple plots!

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