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45 lines
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# SNS Boxplot
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Generates a boxplot from a Pandas DataFrame using Seaborn.
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You can generate a boxplot from either a single column or two columns.
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* For two columns, the first column should contain the category, and the second column should contain the corresponding numerical values.
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* For a wide-format table, use the Pandas Melt node to create a category column first. This column is referred to as the "variable" column in melting.
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* For a single-column dataset, leave the category field blank.
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For example, if you have a DataFrame tracking apple and banana prices at various stores:
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```
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Fruit Price
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apple 5
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apple 3
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apple 2
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appel 2.5
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banana 4
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banana 2
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banana 2
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```
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If you specify `Fruit` as the category and `Price` as the value, two boxplots will be generated: one for apples and one for bananas.
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Refer to [Seaborn documentation](https://seaborn.pydata.org/generated/seaborn.boxplot.html) for more information.
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## Input
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| Name | Data type |
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| dataframe | DataFrame |
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| category_column_name | String |
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| value_column_name | String |
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| title | String |
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| style | String |
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| palette | String |
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## Output
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| Image |
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<HR>
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Category: Plot
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