I'm using some data on fungicide usage which has the Year, Fungicide, Amount used, along with some irrelevant columns in a panda DataFrame. It looks somewhat like:
Year, State, Fungicide, Value
2011, California, A, 12879
2011, California, B, 29572
2011, Florida, A, 8645
2011, Florida, B, 19573
2009, California, A, 8764
2009, California, B, 98643,
...
What I want from it is a single plot of total fungicide used over time, with a line plotted for each individual fungicide (in a different colour). I've used .groupby to get the total amount of each fungicide used each year:
apple_fplot = df.groupby(['Year','Fungicide'])['Value'].sum()
This gives me the values I want to plot, something like:
Year, Fungicide, Value
...
2009, A, 128635
B, 104765
2011, A, 154829
B, 129865
Now I need to plot it so that each fungicide (A, B, ...) is a separate line on a single plot of Value over Time
Is there a way of doing this without separating it all out? Forgive my ignorance, I'm new to python and am still getting familiar with it.
For a clean solution that properly prints legend
and xticks
, you could
apple_fplot = df.groupby(['Year','Fungicide'])['Value'].sum()
plot_df = apple_fplot.unstack('Fungicide').loc[:, 'Value']
plot_df.index = pd.PeriodIndex(plot_df.index.tolist(), freq='A')
plot_df.plot()
For subplots
, just set the respective keyword
to True
:
plot_df.plot(subplots=True)
to get:
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