Visualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using Matplotlib
Visualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using Matplotlib Data Science Project
Visualizations with Matplotlib

Visualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using Matplotlib

Dive into the Bike Sharing Dataset to uncover insights into bike rental trends across seasons and weather conditions. Through hands-on activities, you'll master creating histograms, box plots, and scatter plots, exploring bike usage patterns, seasonal impacts, and temperature relationships.
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Visualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using MatplotlibVisualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using Matplotlib
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Verónica Barraza

Project Activities

All our Data Science projects include bite-sized activities to test your knowledge and practice in an environment with constant feedback.

All our activities include solutions with explanations on how they work and why we chose them.

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Plot the Histogram

Create a histogram to visualize the distribution of bike counts from the bike_df dataset. This visualization will provide insights into the frequency and spread of bike usage, enabling you to analyze patterns in bike count data.

Your task includes ensuring that the histogram is properly labeled and titled for clarity.

  • Use (10,8) as your plot size
  • Use title as "Bike Count Distribution"
  • Use x-axis label as "Bike Count"
  • Use y-axis label as "Frequency"
  • Use 30 bins for the histogram
  • Use color as "skyblue" and bins as 30
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Plot the Box-plot

Create a series of box plots to explore the distribution of bike counts ('cnt') across different seasons using the bike_df dataset. This analysis will help you understand how bike usage varies with the seasons, highlighting trends and outliers in bike counts for each season.

Your task is to ensure that each box plot is correctly labeled and the overall figure is titled for clear interpretation. A custom palette has been predefined for you, pass it as an argument when plotting your chart.

  • Use (10,6) as your plot size
  • Set palette as the custom palette, the hue as 'season' and legend as 'False'.
  • Use title as "Distribution of Counts by Season"
  • Use x-axis label as "Season"
  • Use y-axis label as "Count"
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Plot the Scatter plot

Create a scatter plot to visualize the relationship between the total count of bike rentals ('cnt') and the temperature ('temp') using the bike_df dataset. This visualization will enable you to analyze how changes in temperature relate to the usage of bikes, potentially revealing trends or patterns in bike rentals depending on temperature variations.

Your task involves generating a clear and informative scatter plot. We will guide you in setting up the labels and title for the plot.

  • Use (10,6) as your plot size
  • Use title as "Bike Count vs. Temperature"
  • Use x-axis label as "Temperature"
  • Use y-axis label as "Bike Count"
  • Use color as "green"
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Plot the Scatter plot with dual-color coding

Create a scatter plot to examine the relationship between the number of casual bike rentals ('casual') and the temperature ('temp'), differentiated by season, using the bike_df dataset. This visualization will help you explore how temperature affects casual bike usage and how this pattern varies with the seasons.

Your task is to generate a scatter plot with dual-color coding to represent different seasons. We will guide you in setting up the labels and title for the plot. A custom color set has been predefined for you, pass it as an argument when plotting your chart.

  • Use (10,6) as your plot size
  • Use title as "Casual Bike Count vs. Temperature by Season"
  • Use x-axis label as "Temperature"
  • Use y-axis label as "Casual Bike Count"
  • Use color red if season is 1, blue if season is 2, green if season is 3, and orange if season is 4.
Visualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using MatplotlibVisualizing Rental Bike Sharing Dataset using Matplotlib
Project Created by

Verónica Barraza

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