Pcp
A parallel coordinates plot using matplotlib
Install / Use
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Parallel Coordinates Plot
Plot parallel coordinates using only matplotlib. Create multiple y-axes depending on your data, which can be linear, logarithmic or categorial.
You can also draw continues curves with colors matching the values of the last y-axis.
Example
A complete example with explanation and the plot above is given in the jupyter notebook.
Conda Environment
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Requirements:
- Anaconda or Miniconda installation
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Create the environment from the
environment.ymlfile:$ conda env create -f environment.yml- Activate the new environment with:
$ conda activate pcp - Verify that the new environment was installed correctly:
$ conda env list
- Activate the new environment with:
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Start a notebook server with:
$ jupyter notebook
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