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#Forcing the labels to be empty strings and then setting the labels in the legend is one way to prevent the pie charts from repeating labels | |
labels = 'Female', 'Male' | |
miles_by_gender_pie.plot.pie(subplots=True, labels=['', ''], figsize=(12,3.8), autopct='%.2f') | |
plt.axis('equal') | |
plt.legend(labels=labels) | |
plt.show() | |
#Also increasing the size of tick marks was just a matter of doing `plt.tick_params(labelsize=15)` | |
#This is my visualization of the breakdown of user types by year. It feels like a round about way to do things, but I wasn't sure how to grab just the user types and sum them another way. | |
user_type_pie = uniqueStations.groupby(["START TIME YEAR","USER TYPE"]).apply(len).reset_index() | |
user_type_pie.columns = ['Year', 'User Type', 'People'] | |
thing = pd.pivot_table(user_type_pie, index=['User Type'], columns=['Year'], values=['People']) | |
labels = ['Customer', 'Subscriber'] | |
thing.plot.pie(subplots=True, labels=['', ''], figsize=(12,3.8), autopct='%.2f') | |
plt.axis('equal') | |
plt.legend(labels=labels) | |
plt.show() |
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