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How to Create a Heatmap Using ggplot and plotnine in Python

25-September-2021
Plotting in Python is great and there are many ways to show a particular plot. Users who are familiar with R know that ggplot is a great way to make charts and plots, since it uses a standardized way to describe a particular chart or graph. Plotnine brings this “grammar of graphics” syntax to the Python world, making it easy for those familiar with ggplot to use their own syntax. We’re going to create a simple heatmap today, using some fictional company data, to show how busy we were for different companies over 12 months. Put on your sunglasses because here comes the heat!



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