Much kudos to @mozway for helping me realise a pet project that I've been playing with. I am now looking to determine which parameter to tweak the output from chart.
You can see previous queries here:
How to create a multiindex chart in Pandas that combines categories and numericals
And why all praise to @mozway for helping me visualise the data.
I had to tweak his/her approach only because I'm a little rusty on Pandas, but essentially the same.
df2 = df.T.reset_index().melt(id_vars="week of year")
Which produced this...
week of year variable value
0 1 Monday 22.8
1 2 Monday 0.0
2 3 Monday 22.8
3 1 Tuesday 7.6
...And so on
Then used Mozway's approach to plotting (answer here: How to turn dataframe with categorical rows and numerical columns into coherent chart (sparkline like) )
sns.relplot(data=piv6,
y='value', x='variable',
kind='line', row='week of year',
height=1, aspect=10)
Which produced this:
Pretty much spot-on. And this is my fault, but I'd like to increase the vertical dimension of the plot so I can better understand the change over time.
You are using seaborn to generate those graphs, so the best thing you can do is to add:
sns.set(rc={'figure.figsize':(14,10)})
If you are using plotlib to generate those graph, then:
fig = matplotlib.pyplot.gcf()
fig.set_size_inches(18.5, 10.5)
You can change the figure size as you would like.
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