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Seaborn is one of the go-to tools for statistical data visualization in python. It has been actively developed since 2012 and in July 2018, the author released version 0.9. This version of Seaborn has several new plotting features, API changes and documentation updates which combine to enhance an already great library. This article will walk through a few of the highlights and show how to use the new scatter and line plot functions for quickly creating very useful visualizations of data.

  • Updated Nov 16, 2021
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R tool for automated creation of ggplots. Examines one, two, or three variables and creates, based on their characteristics, a scatter, violin, box, bar, density, hex or spine plot, or a heat map. Also automates handling of observation weights, log-scaling of axes, reordering of factor levels, and overlays of smoothing curves and median lines.

  • Updated Jun 26, 2019
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JoachimGoedhart commented Jan 14, 2019

Colors apply to conditions in the alphabetical order of the conditions. Hence, the addition of user defined color when the conditions are ordered in a different manner (e.g. according to median value) is not intuitive.

Current work-around: select as the ordering: ‘By alphabet/number“ and insert the list of colors. After that the ordering can be changed.

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