seaborn Next Steps Video Lecture Transcript
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15:06:54 Hi, everybody! Welcome back in our last Seborn video, we're gonna learn some next steps that you could take if you'd like to continue to learn more about Seborn
15:07:07 So in this section, we learned a lot about how to produce plots and Seaborn, we saw that data, is it how data is accepted by Seborn and what it's preferred data format is and how we should feed it into our various plotting functions by first specifying the data and
15:07:26 then using the column names for all of our various arguments, we learned about the difference between axes, level plotting functions, and figure-level plotting functions, and when each, what each does and when might one be more appropriate than the other we also discovered in depth the various different types of
15:07:46 plotting functions that produce relational plots, distributional plots and captivity plots as well as 2 that don't really fit into those categories with joint plots and pair plots.
15:07:57 We also finally, we reviewed how to change the non graphical elements of Seborn plots, and I forgot to mention.
15:08:05 We also reviewed how the different error bars are made from a number of Se.
15:08:10 Born plotting functions. So you might be wondering what do I want to learn more?
15:08:14 I'm really into Seborn. So there's a few different steps.
15:08:16 You could take the first, I would suggest is, you can always read through the documentation.
15:08:21 So the documentation is nice. Not only does it have the reference from the Api, but also to a nice series of tutorials for various things that you might be interested in learning the next step I would suggest is you can go ahead and check out the gary so as I mentioned I believe in
15:08:40 The first Seborn video. There's this nice gallery, with a variety of plots.
15:08:45 Not only do they have these plots, but I believe, then they also show you the code used to make the plots which can be useful
15:08:53 You can. Finally, I would say, if you're working on a project and you're not sure how to do something and see born do a web search.
15:09:00 So anytime I get stuck on something and are like I get an error that I don't quite understand.
15:09:06 I usually just do a web search of that check out like things like stack, exchange, and stack, overflow, and then just kind of piece it together until I can figure it out and then finally, the best advice.
15:09:16 I believe I also gave this from that plot lib is, you just gotta try and try and make some things.
15:09:21 It doesn't have to be plots that you're going to show other people.
15:09:23 But maybe you're just exploring something you think. Oh, it might be cool to make this type of plot see if you can make it, and then see what different adjustments change the plot.
15:09:34 So really the best thing with any kind of programming encoding is you just gotta try it out for yourself and see what you can do alright. Well, that's it.
15:09:41 For Seborn. And the next video, we're gonna start learning about things that packages that allow us to make interactive plots using python that change python code into javascript enabled code Alright.