Hey visualizers,
I came across an article a few minutes ago and thought it would be interesting to you guys, especially those who used ggplot2 in R before. There's a brand new package called ggplot for Python that looks very similar to the one in R. You can install it with sudo pip install ggplot and read more about it here.
Here's its Github repo in case you want to raise an issue to the owner of the package.
I tested it out, and it seems like you will have to use it inline by starting with ipython notebook --no-browser --ip=0.0.0.0 --pylab=inline or put the magic function %matplotlib inline at the top of your code to use ggplot with the notebook.
That is all! 👻
Hey visualizers,
I came across an article a few minutes ago and thought it would be interesting to you guys, especially those who used
ggplot2in R before. There's a brand new package calledggplotfor Python that looks very similar to the one in R. You can install it withsudo pip install ggplotand read more about it here.Here's its Github repo in case you want to raise an issue to the owner of the package.
I tested it out, and it seems like you will have to use it inline by starting with
ipython notebook --no-browser --ip=0.0.0.0 --pylab=inlineor put the magic function%matplotlib inlineat the top of your code to useggplotwith the notebook.That is all! 👻