Seaborn regplot | What is a regplot and how to make a regression plot in Python Seaborn?

[@Diamond_Hanz]

omg. you are the best-est! Other people just show us how to plot, you talk about all the perams in catiglories!

[@ushnakhan198]

she is such a nice teacher ma sha Allah, I don understand why isn't she famous already

[@jingyiwang5113]

I am really grateful for your nice video and demonstration about how to use seaborn. I have watched a lot of your videos. And I am improving my skills quickly. For this summer, I have been guided by a professor to conduct a research. The skills demonstrated by your videos are very useful for my tasks. Thank you so much!

[@vedant8048]

Very clear and concise content Madam, Thank you! As a beginner in the Data Science journey I really appreciate your contents . Since you have started regression plots, looking forward for machine learning with python in future as well, ALL THE BEST!

[@KimberlyFessel]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I’ve got a few more Seaborn videos I’m planning to do next, but after that I’ll likely be on to ML or NLP of some form!

[@kaduflutist]

Kimberly, You're a great person and and excellent coach! Thanks a ton!

[@shruthib8176]

Clear explanation, thank you. I want to plot a standard exponential curve for known growth rate data. From that, I want to extract equation to calculate the growth rate of the test samples. It would be very helpful if you could make a video on making exponential curve fitting and calculating unknown variables.

[@PraveenJagadeesan]

Thanks for this video, covers pretty much all options available with regplot.

[@KimberlyFessel]

You're welcome! Seaborn plots have so many cool options!

[@JRay2113]

Clear and useful. Couldn’t have had a better explanation. Thank you

[@KimberlyFessel]

Great -- glad it was helpful!

[@ofilispeaks]

You helped me on my project! You are awesome!

[@KimberlyFessel]

Oh that's great! Glad to hear that my video helped 😄

[@espua72]

really enjoy your teaching

[@KimberlyFessel]

Glad to hear that -- thanks!

[@imililife]

truely awesome

[@mohammedtahernakes]

Thank you for this tutorial and also for the others, they are clear and precise. However, can the regplot module display the parameters of linear or n-polynomial regression ? Thank you.

[@vitorribeirosa]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!!!

[@humbertoluzoliveira]

Wow, how amazing! I had a question, how can I get or show the adjustment parameters? Thank you very much for the video, you have a good didactic to explain, congratulations!

[@antoinelucsko2946]

Merci pour vos supports parfaitement clairs,

[@aviliocarcamo6454]

Is there a way to show the regression equation? Thanks for all the good videos!

[@elizavetabaranova-parfenov572]

Thank you so much, finally it is clear to me!

[@KimberlyFessel]

You're welcome -- very glad to hear the video was helpful!

[@shaktijain8560]

Thank you so much for this video😃.

[@KimberlyFessel]

Most welcome - glad you enjoyed it!

[@joshuacunliffe7488]

Is there a function to display the line equation? And the respective correlation coefficient?

[@Janamejaya.Channegowda]

Great video Kimberly, keep up the good work, do you have experience with time series analysis?. I am working on a paper, I was seeking out people with time series experience.

[@KimberlyFessel]

Thanks -- glad you enjoyed the video! My specialities lie primarily in natural language processing and data visualization. But time series analysis is a fun field, too. Best of luck with your paper!

[@ensarartan9707]

What I am trying to do is x axis is a datetime variable and I am trying to make regression to the timeseries. But it doesnt work -_- it says "TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *: 'Timestamp' and 'float'"

[@dzef07]

Hello! I am confused with the difference between sns.lmplot, sns.scatterplot, and sns.regplot. Is there any different? And how to read the result? Thank you!

[@matheusmoraes2316]

You’re so good at explaining. I’ve found your channel by accident while looking for some clustermap video for my college degree. Helped me a lot by the way. Also, is there a way to write the regression equation that you discover like when you do in Excel after plotting the regression line but in Seaborn?

[@KimberlyFessel]

Why thank you! Unfortunately, seaborn does not currently have an automatic way to put in the equation (like Excel or Tableau). But if you know the equation already (for example by fitting with sklearn, Excel, etc.), you can add it to seaborn yourself through matplotlib pyplot's text function (video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHO8q4aXiceimq8). You can even use math symbols via TeX if you want (video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2WaZIaobNFrn7s).

[@sairamteja6785]

how to color code the points based on category and get rsquare for the line

[@alkalinebase]

Thankyou so much for the amazing video. I just have a question that I keep on getting a type error when I plot the regplot for cut_values in case of discrete variables. Could you please help me out with that. TypeError: Categorical is not ordered for operation min you can use .as_ordered() to change the Categorical to an ordered one This is the error message.

[@whynot2288]

Thank You so much this is really appreciated

[@KimberlyFessel]

You are most welcome! Glad to hear that it was helpful.

[@IwinMahWay]

Thank you!

[@debatradas9268]

thank you so much

[@abfekih3605]

how can we make a regplot with statistic metrics inside example : Std, RMSE, corr

[@KimberlyFessel]

With statistical values written on the plot? There's always annotations via Matplotlib! Here's a video for adding text (kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHO8q4aXiceimq8) and one for adding LaTeX for mathematical symbols (kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2WaZIaobNFrn7s).

[@sageguru3654]

Hi, Good Day! Can you help me? How can plot logistic regression model using regplot? I set logistic = True but it didn't worked Thank you so much!

[@KimberlyFessel]

Hey there - great timing! I just demoed a logistic regression model in my most recent Seaborn lmplot video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5DKkK1jgZJpqsU). That was for the lmplot, but the syntax will be the same for the regplot. I'm wondering -- do you have numerical or Boolean values for your "target" y-values? If not, try converting to binaries like I do in the lmplot video.

[@sageguru3654]

I will definitely watch it! Thank you so much! :) I created a logistic regression model. And I just want to make a plot of my dependent and independet variable.

[@sageguru3654]

My dependent variable is pure numeric and lots of features. But I'll try to fix it with the guidance of your tutorial.