What is Plotly?
The Plotly visualization tool was built around 2013 using Python and the Django framework, with a front end using JavaScript and the visualization library D3.js, HTML, and CSS.
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Installing Plotly Using pip
To install the Plotly library using the "pip" utility, you need to execute the following command:
>>pip install plotly
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Advantages Of Plotly?
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It lets you create interactive visualizations built using D3.js without even having to know D3.js.
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It provides compatibility with number of different languages/ tools like R, Python, MATLAB, Perl, Julia, Arduino.
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Using plotly, interactive plots can easily be shared online with multiple people.
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Plotly can also be used by people with no technical background for creating interactive plots by uploading the data and using plotly GUI.
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Plotly is compatible with ggplots in R and Python.
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It allows to embed interactive plots in projects or websites using iframes or html.
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The syntax for creating interactive plots using plotly is very simple as well.
Steps for creating plots in Plotly
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Getting the data to be used for creating visualization and preprocesisng it to convert it into the desired format.
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Calling the plotly API in the language/ tool of your choice.
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Creating the plot by specifying objectives like the data that is to be represented at each axis of the plot, most appropriate plot type (like histogram, boxplots, 3D surfaces), color of data points or line in the plot and other features. Here’s a generalized format for basic plotting in R and Python:
In R:
>> plot_ly( x , y ,type,mode,color ,size )
In Python:
>> plotly.plotly( [plotly.graph_objs .type(x ,y ,mode , marker = dict(color ,size ))]