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Visualize ROI | Becoming an Analyst
Introduction to Python for Data Analysis
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Introduction to Python for Data Analysis

Introduction to Python for Data Analysis

1. Introduction to Python 1/2
2. Introduction to Python 2/2
3. Explore Dataset
4. Becoming an Analyst

Visualize ROI

In the previous chapter, we calculated ROI daily, which will help us recognize the unprofitable day. Indeed, if we know that Monday is unprofitable, we should spend less money to attract users, for example!

It is tough to conclude without graphs, so visualize ROI!

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Congratulations! We figured out that Monday and Thursday are the most unprofitable days. Further, it is fantastic to find out whether these two days are similar or if we are making the same mistake on Monday and Thursday. But to do it, you should continue learning courses that will help you to become a Data Analyst.

Everything was clear?

Section 4. Chapter 11
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Visualize ROI

In the previous chapter, we calculated ROI daily, which will help us recognize the unprofitable day. Indeed, if we know that Monday is unprofitable, we should spend less money to attract users, for example!

It is tough to conclude without graphs, so visualize ROI!

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Congratulations! We figured out that Monday and Thursday are the most unprofitable days. Further, it is fantastic to find out whether these two days are similar or if we are making the same mistake on Monday and Thursday. But to do it, you should continue learning courses that will help you to become a Data Analyst.

Everything was clear?

Section 4. Chapter 11
toggle bottom row

Visualize ROI

In the previous chapter, we calculated ROI daily, which will help us recognize the unprofitable day. Indeed, if we know that Monday is unprofitable, we should spend less money to attract users, for example!

It is tough to conclude without graphs, so visualize ROI!

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Congratulations! We figured out that Monday and Thursday are the most unprofitable days. Further, it is fantastic to find out whether these two days are similar or if we are making the same mistake on Monday and Thursday. But to do it, you should continue learning courses that will help you to become a Data Analyst.

Everything was clear?

In the previous chapter, we calculated ROI daily, which will help us recognize the unprofitable day. Indeed, if we know that Monday is unprofitable, we should spend less money to attract users, for example!

It is tough to conclude without graphs, so visualize ROI!

Task

  1. Create barplot with the arguments:
  • df as the data parameter.
  • 'day' column for x-axis.
  • 'ROI' column for y-axis.
  1. Output barplot

Congratulations! We figured out that Monday and Thursday are the most unprofitable days. Further, it is fantastic to find out whether these two days are similar or if we are making the same mistake on Monday and Thursday. But to do it, you should continue learning courses that will help you to become a Data Analyst.

Section 4. Chapter 11
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