seaborn

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Rug Plot

• A rug plot is a plot of data for a single
  quantitative variable, displayed as marks along
  an axis. It is used to visualise the distribution
  of the data
• Eghist  sns.distplot(pokemon_data'Attack Point
  ', rug  True)hist.set_title('Attack capability 
  with Density and Rug plot')hist.set_xlabel('Attac
  k')plt.show()

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Plotting Bivariate Data

• Plotting of data with 2 variables is also
  possible.
• Different plots that can be plotted for bivariate
  data are 1.Scatter plot 2.Hexbin
  plot 3.kdeplot 4.Corelation

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Scatter Plot

• jointplot() function is used to plot thescatter
  plot for bivariate data.
• It is also possible to have the limit for x axis
  and y axis.
• Egsns.jointplot(x 'Attack Point',y 'Defense P
  oint', data  pokemon_data)plt.show()

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• Adding the limit to axes.
• Egsns.jointplot(x  'Attack Point', y 'Defense 
  Point',data  pokemon_data,xlim  0,450, ylim  
  0,200)plt.show()
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Hexbin Plot

• A Hexbin plot is useful to depict the relationship
   of 2 numerical variables when you have a lot of 
  data point. Instead of overlapping, the plotting w
  indow is split in multiple hexbins, and the number
   of points per hexbin is counted. This number of p
  oints is denoted by the colour.
• Darker the shade of the hexagon more are the data
  points in that region.
• Egwith sns.axes_style('white')sns.jointplot(x 
  'Attack Point',
• y 'Defense Point',
•                   data  pokemon_data,
•  kind 'hex',
   color 'r')

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