Data visualization is just a wise investment in your future big-data needs. You will learn how to deploy maps and networks to display geographic and network data. To do this, we will focus on the following very popular libraries in Python: matplotlib, ggplot, seaborn, and plotly. In this course, you will walk through some of the fundamentals of data visualization, sharing many examples of how to handle different types of data and how best to present your insights. We'll take a look at chart types, such as Matplotlib for visualizing the impact of tornadoes in the US, North Korean nuke tests on global stocks, and analyze forex performances using charts. You will see how ggplot can be used to analyze trends in BRICS economies and crude oil price trends. You will see how to level up your data visualization skills using Python's advanced plotting libraries: matplotlib and Seaborn, and how you can present the data from the most unstable regions in the world through data visualization. You will then carry out a visual analysis of the performance of various Hollywood releases. Finally, you will use Plotly to plot comparative graphs of Apple iPhone version releases and compare the performance of gaming consoles such as Xbox and PlayStation. Style and Approach: This friendly course takes you through data visualization in Python using matplotlib, ggplot, seaborn, and plotly. It is packed with step-by-step instructions and working examples. This comprehensive course is divided into clear bite-size chunks so you can learn at your own pace and focus on the areas of most interest to you.Target Audience
This course is designed for all Python users who wish to enter the field of data visualization or enhance their data visualization skills to become more effective visual communicators. The
Target Audience includes business analysts; data analysts; web developers; scientists; journalists; product managers; program managers; political and marketing campaign staff; decision makers
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