There are a number of Python libraries which can be utilized to make basic spider/radar charts. One factor all these libraries have in widespread is that they solely supply spider charts with a single scaled axis, often displaying a scale starting from 0 to 100.
After all, rescaling function values to a typical scale is important so as to have the ability to examine them, nevertheless it leaves out essential info on absolutely the vary of values of every function. Since this info can’t be obtained from the graph, now we have to dig again into the information. In the very best case, that is time consuming and tedious, and within the worst, we should not have entry to the unique information, which implies we don’t have acces to essential context wanted to adequately perceive the comparisons.
A logical step-up could be to make a spider chart with an axis displaying absolute values for every displayed function — a chart often called a multiaxis spider chart. You would possibly anticipate that this chart would even be provided by many libraries, however trying to find them left me empty handed. Motivated by this lack of outcomes, I made a decision to make my very own resolution and supply my strategy to you on this step-by-step information with a simple to…