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Matplotlib is a plotting library for Python which may be used interactively or embedded in stand-alone GUIs. Its compact "pyplot" interface is similar to the plotting functions of MATLAB®.
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How to add a filter/query/condition in Plotly
Assuming your DataFrame is rwgor, you need to filter it like this:
rwgor = rwgor.loc[rwgor.attractionName >=165]
fig = px.bar(rwgor, x="attractionName", y="attraction score summary", color="attraction …
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