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Different types of plots are used based on the type of data and the kind of analysis required. Here's a breakdown:1. Categorical Data (Qualitative)
Bar Chart: Used to compare different categories (e.g., sales of different products).
Pie Chart: Shows proportions of categories in a dataset (e.g., market share).
Stacked Bar Chart: Displays multiple categorical variables stacked on top of each other.
2. Numerical Data (Quantitative)
Histogram: Used to show the distribution of continuous data (e.g., age distribution).
Box Plot (Whisker Plot): Represents the spread of data and identifies outliers.
Scatter Plot: Shows relationships between two continuous variables (e.g., height vs. weight).
Line Chart: Used for trends over time (e.g., stock prices).
3. Time Series Data
Line Plot: Most commonly used to show trends over time.
Area Chart: Similar to a line chart but filled to show volume (e.g., cumulative rainfall).
4. Relationship between Variables
Scatter Plot: Shows correlations between two variables.
Bubble Chart: Similar to a scatter plot but includes a third variable as bubble size.
Heatmap: Shows relationships between multiple variables using color intensities.
5. Distribution Analysis
Histogram: Shows frequency distribution of continuous data.
Density Plot: Smoothed version of a histogram.
Violin Plot: Combines a box plot and a density plot.
6. Comparison of Multiple Variables
Parallel Coordinate Plot: Used in multivariate data analysis.
Radar Chart (Spider Chart): Displays multiple variables in a circular layout.
7. Geospatial Data
Choropleth Map: Uses color to represent values across geographic regions.
Scatter Geo Plot: Uses dots to show locations on a map.
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nice. sir jee
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key principals:
1: simplicity: less is more
2: consistency: making sure to have same color pallet, fonts
3: accuracy: plot what data says,
4: Interactivity: make plots interactive, user interactive
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Key points and key principles are very remarkable things in this lecture. The top learning tools for Data Visualization are (1) Python Libraries (2) MS Excel (3) Tableau (4) PowerBI
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Deep Derive data visualization lecture deliver remarkable.

10 most used python libraries for data visualization
Pandas
Seaborn
Matplotlib
Plotly
Bokeh
Altair
ggplot (Plotnine)
Holoviews
Geopandas
Folium
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done
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