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How to plot multi column categorical bar chart using seaborn?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to plot multiple bar charts in pythonGroup Bar Chart with Seaborn/MatplotlibHow to put the legend out of the plotHow to change the order of DataFrame columns?How to make IPython notebook matplotlib plot inlineSeaborn plots not showing upSeaborn factor plot custom error barsHow to save a Seaborn plot into a fileAnnotate bars with values on Pandas (on Seaborn factorplot bar plot)Seaborn Bar Plot Orderingseaborn bar chart for categorical data, groupedSeaborn plot bars sorted by Y-left values
I have a data frame as shown below:
I want to structure it in a way that I will be able to plot a bar chart as shown below:
The data is here.
Note : Echo API data = Mediation data
My existing code is shown below, I do not know how to proceed with it. Any help is much appreciated.
def save_bar_chart(title):
filename = "response_time_summary_" + str(message_size) + "_" + str(backend_delay) + "ms.png"
print("Creating chart: " + title + ", File name: " + filename)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
fig.set_size_inches(11, 8)
df_results = df.loc[(df['Message Size (Bytes)'] == message_size) & (df['Back-end Service Delay (ms)'] == backend_delay)]
df_results = df_results[
[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)', '95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
python-3.x pandas matplotlib plot seaborn
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I have a data frame as shown below:
I want to structure it in a way that I will be able to plot a bar chart as shown below:
The data is here.
Note : Echo API data = Mediation data
My existing code is shown below, I do not know how to proceed with it. Any help is much appreciated.
def save_bar_chart(title):
filename = "response_time_summary_" + str(message_size) + "_" + str(backend_delay) + "ms.png"
print("Creating chart: " + title + ", File name: " + filename)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
fig.set_size_inches(11, 8)
df_results = df.loc[(df['Message Size (Bytes)'] == message_size) & (df['Back-end Service Delay (ms)'] == backend_delay)]
df_results = df_results[
[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)', '95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
python-3.x pandas matplotlib plot seaborn
Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25
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I have a data frame as shown below:
I want to structure it in a way that I will be able to plot a bar chart as shown below:
The data is here.
Note : Echo API data = Mediation data
My existing code is shown below, I do not know how to proceed with it. Any help is much appreciated.
def save_bar_chart(title):
filename = "response_time_summary_" + str(message_size) + "_" + str(backend_delay) + "ms.png"
print("Creating chart: " + title + ", File name: " + filename)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
fig.set_size_inches(11, 8)
df_results = df.loc[(df['Message Size (Bytes)'] == message_size) & (df['Back-end Service Delay (ms)'] == backend_delay)]
df_results = df_results[
[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)', '95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
python-3.x pandas matplotlib plot seaborn
I have a data frame as shown below:
I want to structure it in a way that I will be able to plot a bar chart as shown below:
The data is here.
Note : Echo API data = Mediation data
My existing code is shown below, I do not know how to proceed with it. Any help is much appreciated.
def save_bar_chart(title):
filename = "response_time_summary_" + str(message_size) + "_" + str(backend_delay) + "ms.png"
print("Creating chart: " + title + ", File name: " + filename)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
fig.set_size_inches(11, 8)
df_results = df.loc[(df['Message Size (Bytes)'] == message_size) & (df['Back-end Service Delay (ms)'] == backend_delay)]
df_results = df_results[
[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)', '95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
python-3.x pandas matplotlib plot seaborn
python-3.x pandas matplotlib plot seaborn
asked Mar 7 at 7:51
Suleka_28Suleka_28
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Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25
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Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25
Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25
Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25
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You want to melt
and then use a barplot with hue
:
import seaborn as sns
small_data = df_results[[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)','99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
small_data = small_data.melt(id_vars=['Scenario Name', 'Concurrent Users'])
small_data['new_var'] = small_data.variable + ' - ' + small_data['Scenario Name']
g = sns.barplot(x="Concurrent Users", y="value", hue='new_var', data=small_data)
sns.set(rc='figure.figsize':(11,8))
Output:
To save use
fig = g.get_figure()
fig.savefig(filename)
And just wrap all that in a function.
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You want to melt
and then use a barplot with hue
:
import seaborn as sns
small_data = df_results[[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)','99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
small_data = small_data.melt(id_vars=['Scenario Name', 'Concurrent Users'])
small_data['new_var'] = small_data.variable + ' - ' + small_data['Scenario Name']
g = sns.barplot(x="Concurrent Users", y="value", hue='new_var', data=small_data)
sns.set(rc='figure.figsize':(11,8))
Output:
To save use
fig = g.get_figure()
fig.savefig(filename)
And just wrap all that in a function.
add a comment |
You want to melt
and then use a barplot with hue
:
import seaborn as sns
small_data = df_results[[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)','99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
small_data = small_data.melt(id_vars=['Scenario Name', 'Concurrent Users'])
small_data['new_var'] = small_data.variable + ' - ' + small_data['Scenario Name']
g = sns.barplot(x="Concurrent Users", y="value", hue='new_var', data=small_data)
sns.set(rc='figure.figsize':(11,8))
Output:
To save use
fig = g.get_figure()
fig.savefig(filename)
And just wrap all that in a function.
add a comment |
You want to melt
and then use a barplot with hue
:
import seaborn as sns
small_data = df_results[[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)','99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
small_data = small_data.melt(id_vars=['Scenario Name', 'Concurrent Users'])
small_data['new_var'] = small_data.variable + ' - ' + small_data['Scenario Name']
g = sns.barplot(x="Concurrent Users", y="value", hue='new_var', data=small_data)
sns.set(rc='figure.figsize':(11,8))
Output:
To save use
fig = g.get_figure()
fig.savefig(filename)
And just wrap all that in a function.
You want to melt
and then use a barplot with hue
:
import seaborn as sns
small_data = df_results[[ 'Scenario Name','Concurrent Users', '90th Percentile of Response Time (ms)',
'95th Percentile of Response Time (ms)','99th Percentile of Response Time (ms)']]
small_data = small_data.melt(id_vars=['Scenario Name', 'Concurrent Users'])
small_data['new_var'] = small_data.variable + ' - ' + small_data['Scenario Name']
g = sns.barplot(x="Concurrent Users", y="value", hue='new_var', data=small_data)
sns.set(rc='figure.figsize':(11,8))
Output:
To save use
fig = g.get_figure()
fig.savefig(filename)
And just wrap all that in a function.
edited Mar 7 at 10:11
answered Mar 7 at 9:33
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Possible duplicate of Group Bar Chart with Seaborn/Matplotlib
– GlobalTraveler
Mar 7 at 10:25