Jul-09-2020, 10:56 AM
Hello,
I'm new to Python and I require some help. This might be pretty easy for most of you, but not for me. I'm working on my Bachelor's Degree and I have to plot some Data.
My Data looks like this:
WK____WLF____TF_____Rsquared
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
......................... 1 Million rows
I want to plot WK on the X Axis, WLF on the Y Axis and TF on the Z Axis. Every point in the plot shall be colored to it's rsquared value. But I just want a colorbar for rsquared > 0.6. All rsquared values below 0.6 should be grey or not visible. Is that possible? This is what I have so far. Sorry if it's completely wrong. I've searched the Internet but I could'nt find help and applying unspecific solutions is kinda difficult for me.
I am really grateful for your help.
I'm new to Python and I require some help. This might be pretty easy for most of you, but not for me. I'm working on my Bachelor's Degree and I have to plot some Data.
My Data looks like this:
WK____WLF____TF_____Rsquared
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
x_______y______z_________R
......................... 1 Million rows
I want to plot WK on the X Axis, WLF on the Y Axis and TF on the Z Axis. Every point in the plot shall be colored to it's rsquared value. But I just want a colorbar for rsquared > 0.6. All rsquared values below 0.6 should be grey or not visible. Is that possible? This is what I have so far. Sorry if it's completely wrong. I've searched the Internet but I could'nt find help and applying unspecific solutions is kinda difficult for me.
res = pd.read_csv("GP1_parameterization5.csv") fig = plt.figure() ax = fig.gca(projection='3d') x1=res['WK'] #WK x2=res['WLF'] #WLF x3=res['TF'] #TF p=ax.scatter(x1,x2,x3,c=res['rsquared']) fig.colorbar(p,ticks=[0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9,1],extend="min")
I am really grateful for your help.