Seaborn Relplot - Create Scatter Plots and Line Plots in Python

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Understanding how variables are related to each other is an important part of the Exploratory Data Analysis workflow. This is commonly achieved using a number of plots, including scatter plots and line plots. In today’s video we are going to be looking at Seaborns relplot, or to give it it’s full name, the relational plot.

The relplot, as the name suggests allows you to identify relationships that may exist between your variables and it combines the scatter plot and line plot into a single function.

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Really helpful as always. Many thanks!!

jkim
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Found you through Medium. Glad to see you have a YouTube channel.
I want to follow you on this Jupyter setup, but I cannot find your csv file (I tried to google it...). Would it be possible for you to share these type of files in your videos?

axel_r_
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Thank you very much! In your case, there are different colors for every graph (when you are using col) that belongs to a palette. I want to introduce my own two colors to two different graphs using col='x', but as I have no hue, there is no change in the color. Any tip? Thanks

javirodriguez