How to create a scatter plot ?

[pauliuxasz]

I've tried to search for an answer but could not find it anywhere.

Just wondering whats the procedure to create a basic scatter plot and maybe adding some lines (something similar to unity plot) ?

I've noticed there is a deck.gl scatter chart option but it does require to provide a map for it ? or am I wrong ?

Apologies if this has been answered before but would really appreciate any help on this.

Thanks!

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[john-curry871]

I second the emotion. Would be great to see basic scatter plot in there or some clear workaround using existing charts.

[sazary]

I think it's very good (and kinda necessary IMHO) to add an explicit scatter plot type too.
BTW, you can use the bubble chart with fixed bubble size (e.g., 1) as a workaround @john-curry871 @pauliuxasz

[pundirg]

+1

[jaanli]

+1 this is vital for common data science workflows

[benrii22]

Bump

[intgr]

You can use the "Bubble Chart" type, which looks like this:

[aaskary]

Bubble charts are good I don't feel it's a substitute for a stand-alone scatter plot. The bubble chart requires a discrete grouping variable and the x & y variables need to be aggregated (SUM, AVG, MIN, etc.). It would be nice to visualize the relationship between 2 variables without having to aggregate by a 3rd grouping variable.

[jaanli]

I agree. This is a standard feature in matplotlib seaborn etc.

[arojas314]

Any updates on this feature?

[mtsadler]

@arojas Steps that worked for me:

1. Create a graph of type bubble chart
2. Set bubble size to a static value
3. Set max bubble size to the size you want the "bubbles"

Now all the points will be the same size (pics attached)

[newpoo]

@mtsadler Thanks for sharing your solution. Any ideas to fix the issues that @aaskary mentioned about aggregated x&y dimentions?