#13 Percent stacked barplot
A percent stacked barchart is almost the same as a stacked barchart. Subgroups are displayed on of top of each other, but data are normalised to make in sort that the sum of every subgroups…
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#12 Stacked barplot with matplotlib
If you have groups and subgroups, you probably want to display the subgroups values in a grouped barplot or a stacked barplot. In the first case, subgroups are displayed one beside each other, in the second case…
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#11 Grouped barplot
A grouped barplot is used when you have several groups, and subgroups into these groups. Here is a method to make them using the matplotlib library. Note that you can easily turn it as a stacked…
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#8 Add confidence interval on barplot
Consider that you have several groups, and a set of numerical values for each group. A barplot can be used in this condition to represent the average value of each group. However, this kind of figure…
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#5 Control width and space in barplots
This post explains 1/ how to control width of bars in a barplot 2/ how to control space between them – with matplotlib.
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#3 Control color of barplots
This post aims to describe how to use colors on matplotlib barplots. First, let’s load libraries and create a fake dataset: Now let’s study 3 examples of color utilization:
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#2 Horizontal barplot
Here is a tip to turn your barplot horizontal with matplotlib. To do so just call the barh() function instead of bar().
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#1 Basic Barplot
This is probably the most basic barplot you can do with python and matplotlib.
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