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9 Hidden Data Visualization Tricks to Transform Your Visuals using Plotly library in Python

20 Dec 2024

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Key Takeaways:1. Why Plotly is a Game-ChangerUnlike Matplotlib or Seaborn, Plotly offers interactive and dynamic visualizations that are perfect for storytelling.Unlock powerful features that go beyond basic bar charts or scatter plots.2. 9 Hidden Plotly Tricks:Custom Pairwise Correlation Matrix: Add annotations and custom color scales for deeper insights.Dynamic Data Highlighting: Like Excel, conditional formatting but on steroids.Density Contours: Visualize class distribution and clustering with ease.Faceted Histograms: Compare subgroups in a single view.Threshold Lines: Emphasize decision boundaries effectively.Custom Annotations: Turn visuals into storytelling tools.3D Scatter Plots: Explore invisible relationships in 3D.Animated Visualizations: Reveal dynamic patterns over time.Interactive Tooltips: Make charts engaging and informative.3. Real-world ApplicationsBusiness intelligence, scientific research, and education examples.Techniques aren’t just about aesthetics—they’re about actionable insights.4. Bonus Resources Complete code examples are in the links below: Medium Members: https://medium.com/towards-artificial-intelligence/9-hidden-plotly-tricks-every-data-scientist-needs-to-know-eb7f2181df56Non-Medium Members can read for Free here: https://mukundansankar.substack.com/p/9-hidden-plotly-tricks-every-dataDatasets from the UCI Machine Learning Repository for hands-on practice.https://archive.ics.uci.edu/datasetsTwitter: @sankarmukund475

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