Thank you, Kimberly, once more for being so helpful with your video tutorials and the way you teach with easiness and assurance, so that the viewer feel confidence and motivation to know more about the subject being taught. I love it so much!
That's so good to hear! The more I use Seaborn the more cool features I discover, but you're right -- they're not always explained in the docs. Glad I was able to help 😄
@@KimberlyFessel Thank you very much again. As a request, if you add PCA analysis and plotting (Principle Component Analysis) and clustering analysis and plotting in your next videos, I will be very grateful to you, because as I mentioned it became very easy for me to learn from your videos.
Hello Kimberly. Thank you for your great tutorial video! I've just plotted a seaborn catplot kind='bar'. It also drawns a vertical line on the top of each bar. Do you know what it means?
Is it possible to overlay plots with catplot? For example, if you want to display a pointplot showing means and swarmplot showing individual data points at the same time?
Yes - you can do this! The catplot returns a FacetGrid, so you can just make your first plot, say the pointplot, with the catplot but make sure you save its output in a variable, let's call it g. g will be a FacetGrid, so you can continue adding more information to it by doing g.map_dataframe(...). g will still leverage the same data and row/col splits that you use in your catplot function.
Hello so I am a 17 Years Old boy trying to learn Data Science and I found your videos so helpful. I was wondering if I can contact some day to teach me if it is possible of course. It would a pleasure to give a way to contact you
So glad to hear that the videos are helpful for you! I currently teach full time at a data science bootcamp called Metis, so I am not available for private tutoring at this time. But I will continue posting more videos! 😄
Thank you, Kimberly, once more for being so helpful with your video tutorials and the way you teach with easiness and assurance, so that the viewer feel confidence and motivation to know more about the subject being taught. I love it so much!
you videos have dominated seaborn searches, just telling u :)
Wonderful video and style of content presentation 💪💪👏👏
the seaborn docs are not the best, and you made it SOOOO much easier to understand. Thank you so much!
That's so good to hear! The more I use Seaborn the more cool features I discover, but you're right -- they're not always explained in the docs. Glad I was able to help 😄
Really enjoying your Seaborn video series! Very helpful and just watching them gives me a lot more ideas on how to present data to my clients.
Thanks very much! So glad to hear that my videos have been helpful for your client work!
This was massively helpful in understanding and applying the seaborn catplot, Kimberly. Thank you so much!
I like the way how you are working with codes, it is really very easy for me to learn from you.
Thank you very much.
Excellent -- very glad to hear you were able to learn from my video! 😄
@@KimberlyFessel Thank you very much again. As a request, if you add PCA analysis and plotting (Principle Component Analysis) and clustering analysis and plotting in your next videos, I will be very grateful to you, because as I mentioned it became very easy for me to learn from your videos.
Thanks, I was having trouble to understand plots. It is really helpful.
This is the best explained cat plot❤
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it 😁
The way you explained 😍 ✌️ ✌️ 👍👍👍
Hello Kimberly. Thank you for your great tutorial video!
I've just plotted a seaborn catplot kind='bar'. It also drawns a vertical line on the top of each bar. Do you know what it means?
Very clear explanation and just what I needed. Thank you.
Excellent -- glad to hear that!
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Fantastic! Glad it helped. 😄
thank you! you've saved my life
Is it possible to overlay plots with catplot? For example, if you want to display a pointplot showing means and swarmplot showing individual data points at the same time?
Yes - you can do this! The catplot returns a FacetGrid, so you can just make your first plot, say the pointplot, with the catplot but make sure you save its output in a variable, let's call it g. g will be a FacetGrid, so you can continue adding more information to it by doing g.map_dataframe(...). g will still leverage the same data and row/col splits that you use in your catplot function.
@@KimberlyFessel Thanks!
Super content 👏👏👏💪
I love these tutorials! Thank you
Most welcome - glad you are enjoying them 😄
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Really helpful videos 👌
Wonderful - glad to hear they are helpful!
Thank you !
Hello so I am a 17 Years Old boy trying to learn Data Science and I found your videos so helpful. I was wondering if I can contact some day to teach me if it is possible of course.
It would a pleasure to give a way to contact you
So glad to hear that the videos are helpful for you! I currently teach full time at a data science bootcamp called Metis, so I am not available for private tutoring at this time. But I will continue posting more videos! 😄
show the numbers on top of the point multi catagorical
Thankyou!
Most welcome! 😄
Thank you
Most welcome! ☺
Thank you maam
What if we have different y values then
How should we plot
Try to explain that also
These basics anyone can do
If you have multiple sets of y-values, you can try a secondary axis (ua-cam.com/video/_FO8jUMa65M/v-deo.html) - good luck!
Awesome Thanks
Sure thing - most welcome!
Magic
Thank you! 🔮