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  1. Mini Courses
  2. Python
  3. Data Processing with Python
  4. Seaborn

About Seaborn

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Seaborn is an extension of matplotlib and pandas. It makes a well-defined set of hard things easy too Seaborn works directly with Pandas dataframes as inputs if you have lists or numpy arrays, you should probably convert those to pandas dataframes to plot (or use matplotlib)

See Seaborn introduction

Seaborn has an unreal number of built-in plots. It's best to just explore , but we'll go through some quick examples

here
the documentation online