Graphing Data over time with a line graph
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So I need to graph on what day there where followers using a line graph. But nothing shows up heres my code
def follower_timeplot(self,g,node):
dic={node: list(g.predecessors(node))}
lst=
D={}
for item in dic[node]:
lst.append(g[item][node]['Timecreated'])
D = {x:lst.count(x) for x in lst}
df= pd.Series(D, name='DateValue')
df.index.name = 'Date'
df.columns=['cnt']
df.reset_index()
#print(df)
plt.plot(x='Date', y='cnt')
this is a method that takes in a graph from networkx and looks a certian node and any indegree "Timecreated" is put in a dateframe then graphed.
So in short i need a line graph of the people following exaple date in the data frame looks like
Date
2011-01-18 1
2016-09-30 2
2015-10-07 1
2018-05-08 1
2018-11-18 1
2013-02-05 2
2018-06-04 2
2018-11-17 1
2018-11-15 2
2018-08-22 2
2012-12-14 1
2018-03-13 1
2013-05-02 1
2017-11-19 1
2017-06-11 2
2017-12-17 2
python
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
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So I need to graph on what day there where followers using a line graph. But nothing shows up heres my code
def follower_timeplot(self,g,node):
dic={node: list(g.predecessors(node))}
lst=
D={}
for item in dic[node]:
lst.append(g[item][node]['Timecreated'])
D = {x:lst.count(x) for x in lst}
df= pd.Series(D, name='DateValue')
df.index.name = 'Date'
df.columns=['cnt']
df.reset_index()
#print(df)
plt.plot(x='Date', y='cnt')
this is a method that takes in a graph from networkx and looks a certian node and any indegree "Timecreated" is put in a dateframe then graphed.
So in short i need a line graph of the people following exaple date in the data frame looks like
Date
2011-01-18 1
2016-09-30 2
2015-10-07 1
2018-05-08 1
2018-11-18 1
2013-02-05 2
2018-06-04 2
2018-11-17 1
2018-11-15 2
2018-08-22 2
2012-12-14 1
2018-03-13 1
2013-05-02 1
2017-11-19 1
2017-06-11 2
2017-12-17 2
python
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
Is this all of your code? You are missingplt.show()
– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37
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So I need to graph on what day there where followers using a line graph. But nothing shows up heres my code
def follower_timeplot(self,g,node):
dic={node: list(g.predecessors(node))}
lst=
D={}
for item in dic[node]:
lst.append(g[item][node]['Timecreated'])
D = {x:lst.count(x) for x in lst}
df= pd.Series(D, name='DateValue')
df.index.name = 'Date'
df.columns=['cnt']
df.reset_index()
#print(df)
plt.plot(x='Date', y='cnt')
this is a method that takes in a graph from networkx and looks a certian node and any indegree "Timecreated" is put in a dateframe then graphed.
So in short i need a line graph of the people following exaple date in the data frame looks like
Date
2011-01-18 1
2016-09-30 2
2015-10-07 1
2018-05-08 1
2018-11-18 1
2013-02-05 2
2018-06-04 2
2018-11-17 1
2018-11-15 2
2018-08-22 2
2012-12-14 1
2018-03-13 1
2013-05-02 1
2017-11-19 1
2017-06-11 2
2017-12-17 2
python
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
So I need to graph on what day there where followers using a line graph. But nothing shows up heres my code
def follower_timeplot(self,g,node):
dic={node: list(g.predecessors(node))}
lst=
D={}
for item in dic[node]:
lst.append(g[item][node]['Timecreated'])
D = {x:lst.count(x) for x in lst}
df= pd.Series(D, name='DateValue')
df.index.name = 'Date'
df.columns=['cnt']
df.reset_index()
#print(df)
plt.plot(x='Date', y='cnt')
this is a method that takes in a graph from networkx and looks a certian node and any indegree "Timecreated" is put in a dateframe then graphed.
So in short i need a line graph of the people following exaple date in the data frame looks like
Date
2011-01-18 1
2016-09-30 2
2015-10-07 1
2018-05-08 1
2018-11-18 1
2013-02-05 2
2018-06-04 2
2018-11-17 1
2018-11-15 2
2018-08-22 2
2012-12-14 1
2018-03-13 1
2013-05-02 1
2017-11-19 1
2017-06-11 2
2017-12-17 2
python
python
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
asked Nov 22 at 17:29
Bruce Craig
1
1
Is this all of your code? You are missingplt.show()
– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37
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Is this all of your code? You are missingplt.show()
– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37
Is this all of your code? You are missing
plt.show()– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37
Is this all of your code? You are missing
plt.show()– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37
add a comment |
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Try to use pandas plot function instead. Also remember to add plt.show() to your code.
df.plot()
plt.show()
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
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Try to use pandas plot function instead. Also remember to add plt.show() to your code.
df.plot()
plt.show()
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
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Try to use pandas plot function instead. Also remember to add plt.show() to your code.
df.plot()
plt.show()
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
add a comment |
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Try to use pandas plot function instead. Also remember to add plt.show() to your code.
df.plot()
plt.show()
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
Try to use pandas plot function instead. Also remember to add plt.show() to your code.
df.plot()
plt.show()
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
answered Nov 22 at 18:21
Cedric Zoppolo
1,24711327
1,24711327
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
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how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
how would i space the graph out more its only by year
– Bruce Craig
Nov 23 at 20:34
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
– Cedric Zoppolo
Nov 23 at 21:11
I'm not sure I understand your question. If my answer does help you please consider to accept the question (green tick) and/or upvote. I think you should ask another question for what you mention in this comment and show the graph that results from your code and explain in detail what you expect.
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Is this all of your code? You are missing
plt.show()– pxe
Nov 22 at 17:37