Matplotlib Python Values in X axis

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Matplotlib Python Values in X axis

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With the following code I want you to show me a couple of other things. I want you to show me on the x axis from 0 to 23 that are the amount of data per day that there is and only shows me now 0,5,10,15 and 20. On the other hand I want that in each value for example on Monday 6492 I marked it on the line with a point. Also I would like to be able to size my window, make it wider and in each line of the graphic show me the name of the example function (Monday red line) Thanks

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

Last Week
Monday = plt.plot([6492,5199,4738,5184,4079,4081,4165,4866,4294,5203,7467,6661,5135,4472,5527,6190,5059,4438,4603,10548,7895,7457,6943,6829])
Tuesday = plt.plot([6410,5372,4852,5244,3795,4340,4725,4921,5508,4818,5212,4536,3936,3785,3780,5933,5673,7303,8000,9325,9349,7996,7871,5710])
Wednesday = plt.plot([6143,5443,4914,4592,4862,5667,7371,9304,7390,11598,9454,7619,8871,7499,9651,9970,12896,12007,12531,12907,12581,11708,11812,10167])
Thursday = plt.plot([6287,6225,5794,5247,5719,7945,14252,11354,8978,11466,11983,10625,12951,10409,4545,3849,3734,3228,3291,3939,3429,2933,3462,2580])
Friday = plt.plot([1975,1407,1187,1494,1680,1682,1845,3871,3758,3622,5147,5421,4691,4909,4001,3866,3532,2522,1678,4698,3316,2120,2054,2387])
Saturday = plt.plot([1893,1873,2038,1551,1717,1919,1899,2608,3460,3757,3697,4491,4182,4271,3386,2937,3272,2361,1800,2647,1839,1921,2854,2060])
Sunday = plt.plot([1497,966,1235,1650,1360,1834,1377,2223,7014,3346,4075,4835,14237,4528,2119,2031,2189,2099,3501,13374,2173,3173,9402,5425])

plt.ylabel('impressions')
plt.xlabel('hours')
plt.show()

python python-2.7 matplotlib pls

asked by Martin Bouhier 05.12.2017 в 17:00

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To add the points in each value you should only use "-o", with - we indicate that one values with lines, and with the 'o' we indicate that in each value place a point.

If you want the X-axis labels to be displayed, you must use plt.xticks ()

In your case:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

Monday = plt.plot([6492,5199,4738,5184,4079,4081,4165,4866,4294,5203,7467,6661,5135,4472,5527,6190,5059,4438,4603,10548,7895,7457,6943,6829], "-o")
Tuesday = plt.plot([6410,5372,4852,5244,3795,4340,4725,4921,5508,4818,5212,4536,3936,3785,3780,5933,5673,7303,8000,9325,9349,7996,7871,5710], "-o")
Wednesday = plt.plot([6143,5443,4914,4592,4862,5667,7371,9304,7390,11598,9454,7619,8871,7499,9651,9970,12896,12007,12531,12907,12581,11708,11812,10167], "-o")
Thursday = plt.plot([6287,6225,5794,5247,5719,7945,14252,11354,8978,11466,11983,10625,12951,10409,4545,3849,3734,3228,3291,3939,3429,2933,3462,2580], "-o")
Friday = plt.plot([1975,1407,1187,1494,1680,1682,1845,3871,3758,3622,5147,5421,4691,4909,4001,3866,3532,2522,1678,4698,3316,2120,2054,2387], "-o")
Saturday = plt.plot([1893,1873,2038,1551,1717,1919,1899,2608,3460,3757,3697,4491,4182,4271,3386,2937,3272,2361,1800,2647,1839,1921,2854,2060], "-o")
Sunday = plt.plot([1497,966,1235,1650,1360,1834,1377,2223,7014,3346,4075,4835,14237,4528,2119,2031,2189,2099,3501,13374,2173,3173,9402,5425], "-o")
plt.xticks([i for i in range(24)]) 
plt.ylabel('impressions')
plt.xlabel('hours')
plt.show()

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