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The Pandas Workshop

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Product type Book
Published in Jun 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800208933
Pages 744 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Authors (4):
Blaine Bateman Blaine Bateman
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Saikat Basak Saikat Basak
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Thomas V. Joseph Thomas V. Joseph
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William So William So
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters

Preface 1. Part 1 – Introduction to pandas
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to pandas 3. Chapter 2: Working with Data Structures 4. Chapter 3: Data I/O 5. Chapter 4: Pandas Data Types 6. Part 2 – Working with Data
7. Chapter 5: Data Selection – DataFrames 8. Chapter 6: Data Selection – Series 9. Chapter 7: Data Exploration and Transformation 10. Chapter 8: Understanding Data Visualization 11. Part 3 – Data Modeling
12. Chapter 9: Data Modeling – Preprocessing 13. Chapter 10: Data Modeling – Modeling Basics 14. Chapter 11: Data Modeling – Regression Modeling 15. Part 4 – Additional Use Cases for pandas
16. Chapter 12: Using Time in pandas 17. Chapter 13: Exploring Time Series 18. Chapter 14: Applying pandas Data Processing for Case Studies 19. Chapter 15: Appendix 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Visualizing data of different types

In the previous section, we saw how to use pandas and matplotlib to create charts for data visualization. In a data analytics project, data visualization can be used either for data analysis or to communicate insights. Presenting results in a visual way that stakeholders can easily understand and interpret is definitely a must-have skill for any good data analyst. However, you cannot choose any random chart or plot to visualize all of the different types of data that an analyst may encounter. Different chart or plot types are suitable for communicating the insight for different types of data – that is, when communicating the reach of social media on different age groups, it is preferable to use a pie chart instead of a bar or a box. On the other hand, line plots are more suitable for visualizing gradual change. The trick of data visualization is to know exactly which type of plot is appropriate for each data type you will encounter. This is...

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