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Making basic, good-looking plots in Python is tough. Matplotlib gives you great control, but at the expense of being very detailed. The rise of pandas has made Python the go-to language for data wrangling and munging but many people are still reluctant to leave R because of its outstanding data viz packages. ggplot is a port of the popular R package ggplot2 into Python. It provides a high level grammar that allow users to quickly and easily make good looking plots. An example may be found here: http://blog.yhathq.com/posts/ggplot-for-python.html Greg will show you how to use ggplot to analyze data from the MLB's open data source, pitchf/x. He will take you through the basics of ggplot and show how easy it is to create histograms, plot smoothed curves, customize colors & shapes. http://www.meetup.com/PyData-Boston/events/184382092/

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analyzing MLB data with
ggplot
Greg Lamp

ggplot
● What is it?
● Alternatives
● How it works
● Why should I use it?
● Brief case study
● Questions

Here I am on
the Internet.
Founder/CTO @ Yhat
Hi, I’m Greg!

DSL for graphics
scatterplot
histogram
labels
color
shape

matplotlib
syntax, api,
default themes,
learning curve

matplotlib
maturity, ipython,
customization, community
syntax, api,
default themes,
learning curve

...fill, alpha, slope,
intercept, ymin,
ymax, ...

still not real colors
...but i can guess
what you mean

Looks pretty good
(and is easy to customize)

define the x-
axis
pass in your data frame

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