Color filter in a chart

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Hi I have a rather basic question regarding color. Is there a way to specify a different color for a bar chart or any type of chart where value is greater than some value?

Right now, its simply:

q1 = Bar(topics, label=‘Topic’, values=‘Number of Posts’, title=“Total posts”)

show(q1)

Like I want maybe a green color if ‘Number of Posts’ > 300

Thanks :slight_smile:

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Hi Mudit,

The high level charts interface is intended to to make the commonest cases completely trivial. To exert more control, you'll probably want to look at the mid-level bokeh.plotting interface. You can see an example of bar-like plots using the "quad" glyph function here:

  http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/gallery/histogram.html

With bokeh.plotting you can easily set the individual colors for bars (or whatever glyphs you are display) by setting the "fill_color" property to list of colors. For example, this example shows individually coloring individual circles:

  http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/gallery/color_scatter.html

Bryan

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On Feb 27, 2016, at 6:59 PM, Mudit Uppal <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi I have a rather basic question regarding color. Is there a way to specify a different color for a bar chart or any type of chart where value is greater than some value?

Right now, its simply:

q1 = Bar(topics, label='Topic', values='Number of Posts', title="Total posts")
show(q1)

Like I want maybe a green color if 'Number of Posts' > 300

Thanks :slight_smile:

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more_drops = tf.interpolate(drops.where(drops > picks), "lightblue", 'blue', how=how)
    more_picks = tf.interpolate(picks.where(picks > drops), "lightpink", 'red',  how=how)

Hi Mudit,

                That's a

really interesting i dea, it reminds me of the ideas in
DataShader where you can apply “visual transforms”

Best,

Bird
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https://github.com/bokeh/datashader/blob/master/examples/nyc_taxi.ipynb

Bryan’s already answered how you could do this for now, but if you could
open a github issue
for this feature idea, that would be great.
On 2/27/16 4:59 PM, Mudit Uppal wrote:

    Hi I have a rather basic question regarding color.

Is there a way to specify a different color for a bar chart or
any type of chart where value is greater than some value?

Right now, its simply:

        q1 = Bar(topics, label='Topic', values='Number of Posts',

title=“Total posts”)

show(q1)

      Like I want maybe a green color if 'Number of Posts' >

300

Thanks :slight_smile:

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