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I have rounded hour and minute vs counting values like this
06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8
I had plotted it with plain function and the result is not satisfied since I need to visualize in the unidirectional time flow VS counting value
Question:
Are they any function for Pandas helping me to visualize them?
If no answer. I am going to list time out and fill up the array by 30min interval and do a plain plot.
visualization data jupyter
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
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I have rounded hour and minute vs counting values like this
06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8
I had plotted it with plain function and the result is not satisfied since I need to visualize in the unidirectional time flow VS counting value
Question:
Are they any function for Pandas helping me to visualize them?
If no answer. I am going to list time out and fill up the array by 30min interval and do a plain plot.
visualization data jupyter
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
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More suited for stack overflow.
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– No_Body
9 hours ago
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Feel free to migrate my question.
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– Sarit
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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I have rounded hour and minute vs counting values like this
06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8
I had plotted it with plain function and the result is not satisfied since I need to visualize in the unidirectional time flow VS counting value
Question:
Are they any function for Pandas helping me to visualize them?
If no answer. I am going to list time out and fill up the array by 30min interval and do a plain plot.
visualization data jupyter
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
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I have rounded hour and minute vs counting values like this
06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8
I had plotted it with plain function and the result is not satisfied since I need to visualize in the unidirectional time flow VS counting value
Question:
Are they any function for Pandas helping me to visualize them?
If no answer. I am going to list time out and fill up the array by 30min interval and do a plain plot.
visualization data jupyter
visualization data jupyter
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
asked 20 hours ago
SaritSarit
1014
1014
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– No_Body
9 hours ago
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Feel free to migrate my question.
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– Sarit
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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More suited for stack overflow.
$endgroup$
– No_Body
9 hours ago
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Feel free to migrate my question.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
More suited for stack overflow.
$endgroup$
– No_Body
9 hours ago
$begingroup$
More suited for stack overflow.
$endgroup$
– No_Body
9 hours ago
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Feel free to migrate my question.
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– Sarit
2 hours ago
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Feel free to migrate my question.
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– Sarit
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If you don't want to plot maybe you can sort a Pandas DataFrame by datetime?
import pandas as pd
data = """06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8""".split('n')
d = pd.DataFrame([[i.strip() for i in x.split(' ') if i.strip()] for x in data], columns=['datetime', 'count'])
d['date'] = pd.to_datetime(d['datetime'])
d.sort_values(by='date')
Now, if you want to plot using purely pandas, you can do something like this
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
sorted_d = d.sort_values(by='date')
# semi-hack as you need both values to be numeric for the pandas plot to work
sorted_d['count'] = pd.to_numeric(sorted_d['count'])
sorted_d['idx'] = range(0, sorted_d.shape[0])
sorted_d.plot(kind='scatter', x='idx', y='count')
plt.show()
answered 17 hours ago
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516
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
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– Sarit
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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If you don't want to plot maybe you can sort a Pandas DataFrame by datetime?
import pandas as pd
data = """06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8""".split('n')
d = pd.DataFrame([[i.strip() for i in x.split(' ') if i.strip()] for x in data], columns=['datetime', 'count'])
d['date'] = pd.to_datetime(d['datetime'])
d.sort_values(by='date')
Now, if you want to plot using purely pandas, you can do something like this
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
sorted_d = d.sort_values(by='date')
# semi-hack as you need both values to be numeric for the pandas plot to work
sorted_d['count'] = pd.to_numeric(sorted_d['count'])
sorted_d['idx'] = range(0, sorted_d.shape[0])
sorted_d.plot(kind='scatter', x='idx', y='count')
plt.show()
answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
If you don't want to plot maybe you can sort a Pandas DataFrame by datetime?
import pandas as pd
data = """06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8""".split('n')
d = pd.DataFrame([[i.strip() for i in x.split(' ') if i.strip()] for x in data], columns=['datetime', 'count'])
d['date'] = pd.to_datetime(d['datetime'])
d.sort_values(by='date')
Now, if you want to plot using purely pandas, you can do something like this
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
sorted_d = d.sort_values(by='date')
# semi-hack as you need both values to be numeric for the pandas plot to work
sorted_d['count'] = pd.to_numeric(sorted_d['count'])
sorted_d['idx'] = range(0, sorted_d.shape[0])
sorted_d.plot(kind='scatter', x='idx', y='count')
plt.show()
answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
If you don't want to plot maybe you can sort a Pandas DataFrame by datetime?
import pandas as pd
data = """06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8""".split('n')
d = pd.DataFrame([[i.strip() for i in x.split(' ') if i.strip()] for x in data], columns=['datetime', 'count'])
d['date'] = pd.to_datetime(d['datetime'])
d.sort_values(by='date')
Now, if you want to plot using purely pandas, you can do something like this
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
sorted_d = d.sort_values(by='date')
# semi-hack as you need both values to be numeric for the pandas plot to work
sorted_d['count'] = pd.to_numeric(sorted_d['count'])
sorted_d['idx'] = range(0, sorted_d.shape[0])
sorted_d.plot(kind='scatter', x='idx', y='count')
plt.show()
answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
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glhuilli is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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$endgroup$
If you don't want to plot maybe you can sort a Pandas DataFrame by datetime?
import pandas as pd
data = """06:00 144
07:00 136
04:30 134
05:30 133
04:00 133
14:00 128
09:00 126
07:30 125
10:00 125
15:00 123
03:00 121
09:30 119
14:30 119
11:30 118
06:30 116
15:30 115
08:00 115
11:00 112
13:30 109
05:00 107
13:00 106
12:00 105
02:00 104
03:30 104
10:30 102
12:30 101
08:30 95
16:00 89
02:30 86
17:30 84
01:30 78
01:00 69
16:30 63
18:00 57
17:00 56
00:30 56
18:30 56
23:30 47
00:00 43
19:00 35
19:30 23
21:00 16
23:00 15
20:00 12
22:30 12
20:30 11
22:00 9
21:30 8""".split('n')
d = pd.DataFrame([[i.strip() for i in x.split(' ') if i.strip()] for x in data], columns=['datetime', 'count'])
d['date'] = pd.to_datetime(d['datetime'])
d.sort_values(by='date')
Now, if you want to plot using purely pandas, you can do something like this
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
sorted_d = d.sort_values(by='date')
# semi-hack as you need both values to be numeric for the pandas plot to work
sorted_d['count'] = pd.to_numeric(sorted_d['count'])
sorted_d['idx'] = range(0, sorted_d.shape[0])
sorted_d.plot(kind='scatter', x='idx', y='count')
plt.show()
answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
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glhuilli is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
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answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
answered 17 hours ago
glhuilliglhuilli
516
516
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thanks for sharing. Looks like I have to stick with plain plot.
$endgroup$
– Sarit
13 hours ago
add a comment |
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– No_Body
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