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Anybody have ideas why my bar plot is coming out with multiple vertical lines like this? The plot should look like the second one. But I was trying to fix some other errors and produced new problems instead.
Code: plot = = data.resample('YE').count().to_period('Y').plot.bar(legend=False, rot=0, grid=True, figsize=(12,6))
Found this in the bathroom nearest the classroom where I teach "Dynamics." This will be my Canvas banner image for Dynamics next year.
Interesting data presented in my college meeting today. The amount of student debt incurred by our graduates has been flat for ~30 years (inflation adjusted).
This, but replace the word management with administration.
A story in two parts.
(1) I wonder why we suddenly need to take attendance in our classes.
(2) Oh
Two questions, which seem like they should be simple to do.
1) Can I change this distribution plot from counts to percentiles?
2) This data is "split" based on "In-person" vs "Online". How to I merge these two plots into one?
