Points.plot

Points.plot(points=None, horizontal=False, outPath=None, show=True, figureID=None, title=True, xAxisLabel=True, yAxisLabel=True, legendTitle=None, **kwargs)

Bar chart comparing points.

Each value in the object is considered to be the height of a bar in the chart. Bars will be grouped by each point and bar colors indicate each feature. If multiple bar colors are necessary, a legend mapping the featureName (when available) or feature index to its bar color will be added.

Parameters:

• points (list of identifiers, None) – List of point names and/or indices to plot. None will apply to all points.

• horizontal (bool) – False, the default, draws plot bars vertically. True will draw bars horizontally.

• outPath (str, None) – A string of the path to save the current figure.

• show (bool) – If True, display the plot. If False, the figure will not display until a plotting function with show=True is called. This allows for future plots to placed on the figure with the same figureID before being shown.

• figureID (hashable, None) – A new figure will be generated for None or a new id, otherwise the figure with that id will be activated to draw the plot on the existing figure.

• title (str, bool) – The title of the plot. If True, a title will automatically be generated.

• xAxisLabel (str, bool) – A label for the x axis. If True, a label will automatically be generated.

• yAxisLabel (str, bool) – A label for the y axis. If True, a label will automatically be generated.

• legendTitle (str, None) – A title for the legend. A legend is only added when multiple bar colors are necessary, otherwise this parameter is ignored. None will not add a title to the legend.

• kwargs – Any keyword arguments accepted by matplotlib.pyplot’s bar function.

See also

matplotlib.pyplot.bar

Keywords: bar chart, graph, visualize, graphics, show, display