holoviews.element Package

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element Package

class holoviews.element.Annotation(data, **params)

Bases: Element2D

An Annotation is a special type of element that is designed to be overlaid on top of any arbitrary 2D element. Annotations have neither key nor value dimensions allowing them to be overlaid over any type of data.

Note that one or more Annotations can be displayed without being overlaid on top of any other data. In such instances (by default) they will be displayed using the unit axis limits (0.0-1.0 in both directions) unless an explicit ‘extents’ parameter is supplied. The extents of the bottom Annotation in the Overlay is used when multiple Annotations are displayed together.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Annotation’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c13a090>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c211a50>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Area(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Curve

Area is a Chart element representing the area under a curve or between two curves in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension represents the location of each coordinate along the x-axis, while the value dimension(s) represent the height of the area or the lower and upper bounds of the area between curves.

Multiple areas may be stacked by overlaying them an passing them to the stack method.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Area’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c241910>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

classmethod stack(areas, baseline_name='Baseline')

Stacks an (Nd)Overlay of Area or Curve Elements by offsetting their baselines. To stack a HoloMap or DynamicMap use the map method.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Arrow(x, y, text='', direction='<', points=40, arrowstyle='->', **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw an arrow to the given xy position with optional text at distance ‘points’ away. The direction of the arrow may be specified as well as the arrow head style.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Arrow’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c33de90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c33f810>)

The x-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c33de90>)

The y-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

text = param.String(allow_refs=False, default=’’, label=’Text’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c33f550>)

Text associated with the arrow.

direction = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’<’, label=’Direction’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘<’, ‘^’, ‘>’, ‘v’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ac283d0>)

The cardinal direction in which the arrow is pointing. Accepted arrow directions are ‘<’, ‘^’, ‘>’ and ‘v’.

arrowstyle = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’->’, label=’Arrowstyle’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘-’, ‘->’, ‘-[’, ‘-|>', '<->', '<|-|>’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c33cad0>)

The arrowstyle used to draw the arrow. Accepted arrow styles are ‘-’, ‘->’, ‘-[’, ‘-|>', '<->' and '<|-|>’

points = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=40, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Points’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14b0e4190>)

Font size of arrow text (if any).

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Bars(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Bars is a Chart element representing categorical observations using the height of rectangular bars. The key dimensions represent the categorical groupings of the data, but may also be used to stack the bars, while the first value dimension represents the height of each bar.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bars’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c37ae10>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c38dcd0>)

The key dimension(s) of a Chart represent the independent variable(s).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Bivariate(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, StatisticsElement

Bivariate elements are containers for two dimensional data, which is to be visualized as a kernel density estimate. The data should be supplied in a tabular format of x- and y-columns.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bivariate’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c414910>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c415e90>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Density’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c414cd0>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Bounds(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

An arbitrary axis-aligned bounding rectangle defined by the (left, bottom, right, top) coordinate positions.

If supplied a single real number as input, this value will be treated as the radius of a square, zero-center box which will be used to compute the corresponding lbrt tuple.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bounds’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c489950>)

The assigned group name.

lbrt = param.Tuple(allow_refs=False, default=(-0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0.5), label=’Lbrt’, length=4, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c499050>)

The (left, bottom, right, top) coordinates of the bounding box.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Box(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

Draw a centered box of a given width at the given position with the specified aspect ratio (if any).

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Box’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c4fa490>)

The assigned group name.

x = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51de50>)

The x-position of the box center.

y = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51e450>)

The y-position of the box center.

width = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Width’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51dc90>)

The width of the box.

height = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Height’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51e2d0>)

The height of the box.

orientation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Orientation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51e010>)

Orientation in the Cartesian coordinate system, the counterclockwise angle in radians between the first axis and the horizontal.

aspect = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1.0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Aspect’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c51e610>)

Optional multiplier applied to the box size to compute the width in cases where only the length value is set.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.BoxWhisker(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

BoxWhisker represent data as a distributions highlighting the median, mean and various percentiles. It may have a single value dimension and any number of key dimensions declaring the grouping of each violin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’BoxWhisker’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c5a02d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c5a2f50>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c5a02d0>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Chord(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

Chord is a special type of Graph which computes the locations of each node on a circle and the chords connecting them. The amount of radial angle devoted to each node and the number of chords are scaled by a weight supplied as a value dimension.

If the values are integers then the number of chords is directly scaled by the value, if the values are floats then the number of chords are apportioned such that the lowest value edge is given one chord and all other nodes are given nodes proportional to their weight.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.graphs.Graph: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Chord’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c71d650>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Contours(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Path

The Contours element is a subtype of a Path which is characterized by the fact that each path geometry may only be associated with scalar values. It supports all the same data formats as a Path but does not allow continuously varying values along the path geometry’s coordinates. Conceptually Contours therefore represent iso-contours or isoclines, i.e. a function of two variables which describes a curve along which the function has a constant value.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates along with any other (scalar) values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar}, …]

Alternatively Contours also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual contour:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}

Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars arrays which are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar. This is strictly enforced, ensuring that each path geometry represents a valid iso-contour.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Contours.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Contours’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c78f950>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), constant=True, default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c7a5790>)

Contours optionally accept a value dimension, corresponding to the supplied values.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Curve(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Curve is a Chart element representing a line in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension maps on the line x-coordinate and the first value dimension represents the height of the line along the y-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Curve’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c834110>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Dataset(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element

Dataset provides a general baseclass for Element types that contain structured data and supports a range of data formats.

The Dataset class supports various methods offering a consistent way of working with the stored data regardless of the storage format used. These operations include indexing, selection and various ways of aggregating or collapsing the data with a supplied function.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Dataset’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c8aaf90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘dataframe’, ‘dictionary’, ‘grid’, ‘xarray’, ‘multitabular’, ‘spatialpandas’, ‘dask_spatialpandas’, ‘dask’, ‘cuDF’, ‘array’, ‘ibis’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c8b99d0>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Distribution(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, StatisticsElement

Distribution elements provides a representation for a one-dimensional distribution which can be visualized as a kernel density estimate. The data should be supplied in a tabular format and will use the first column.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Distribution’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c925150>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Value’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c9305d0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Density’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c924e50>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Div(data, **params)

Bases: Element

The Div element represents a div DOM node in an HTML document defined as a string containing valid HTML.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Div’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c998790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.EdgePaths(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Path

EdgePaths is a simple Element representing the paths of edges connecting nodes in a graph.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’EdgePaths’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14c9f3590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Element(data, kdims=None, vdims=None, **params)

Bases: ViewableElement, Composable, Overlayable

Element is the atomic datastructure used to wrap some data with an associated visual representation, e.g. an element may represent a set of points, an image or a curve. Elements provide a common API for interacting with data of different types and define how the data map to a set of dimensions and how those map to the visual representation.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Element’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ca88210>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Ellipse(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

Draw an axis-aligned ellipse at the specified x,y position with the given orientation.

The simplest (default) Ellipse is a circle, specified using:

Ellipse(x,y, diameter)

A circle is a degenerate ellipse where the width and height are equal. To specify these explicitly, you can use:

Ellipse(x,y, (width, height))

There is also an aspect parameter allowing you to generate an ellipse by specifying a multiplicating factor that will be applied to the height only.

Note that as a subclass of Path, internally an Ellipse is a sequence of (x,y) sample positions. Ellipse could also be implemented as an annotation that uses a dedicated ellipse artist.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Ellipse’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cad3190>)

The assigned group name.

x = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0450>)

The x-position of the ellipse center.

y = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0a50>)

The y-position of the ellipse center.

width = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Width’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0290>)

The width of the ellipse.

height = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Height’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae08d0>)

The height of the ellipse.

orientation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Orientation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0610>)

Orientation in the Cartesian coordinate system, the counterclockwise angle in radians between the first axis and the horizontal.

aspect = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1.0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Aspect’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0c10>)

Optional multiplier applied to the diameter to compute the width in cases where only the diameter value is set.

samples = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=100, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Samples’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cae0450>)

The sample count used to draw the ellipse.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.ErrorBars(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

ErrorBars is a Chart element representing error bars in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension corresponds to the location along the x-axis and the first value dimension corresponds to the location along the y-axis and one or two extra value dimensions corresponding to the symmetric or asymmetric errors either along x-axis or y-axis. If two value dimensions are given, then the last value dimension will be taken as symmetric errors. If three value dimensions are given then the last two value dimensions will be taken as negative and positive errors. By default the errors are defined along y-axis. A parameter horizontal, when set True, will define the errors along the x-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ErrorBars’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cb60510>)

A string describing the quantity measured by the ErrorBars object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘yerror’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cb62310>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

horizontal = param.Boolean(allow_refs=False, default=False, label=’Horizontal’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14a9ff950>)

Whether the errors are along y-axis (vertical) or x-axis.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Range of the y-dimension includes the symmetric or asymmetric error.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Graph(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Graph is high-level Element representing both nodes and edges. A Graph may be defined in an abstract form representing just the abstract edges between nodes and optionally may be made concrete by supplying a Nodes Element defining the concrete positions of each node. If the node positions are supplied the EdgePaths (defining the concrete edges) can be inferred automatically or supplied explicitly.

The constructor accepts regular columnar data defining the edges or a tuple of the abstract edges and nodes, or a tuple of the abstract edges, nodes, and edgepaths.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Graph’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cbe0290>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘start’), Dimension(‘end’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cbe20d0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HLine(y, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Horizontal line annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HLine’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cc233d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cc59650>)

The y-position of the HLine which make be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HLines(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HLines’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ccbd490>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ccbe690>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HSV(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: RGB

HSV represents a regularly spaced 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of HSV (hue, saturation and value) color space values. The definition of the grid closely matches the semantics of an Image or RGB element and in the simplest case the grid may be specified as a NxMx3 or NxMx4 array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays. The two most basic supported constructors of an HSV element therefore include:

HSV((X, Y, H, S, V))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and H/S/V are 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

HSV(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 3D array of stacked H/S/V arrays with shape NxMx3/4 and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of the four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSV’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cd407d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 4), default=[Dimension(‘H’), Dimension(‘S’), Dimension(‘V’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cd420d0>)

The dimension description of the data held in the array. If an alpha channel is supplied, the defined alpha_dimension is automatically appended to this list.

alpha_dimension = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.dimension.Dimension’>, default=Dimension(‘A’), label=’Alpha dimension’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cd407d0>)

The alpha dimension definition to add the value dimensions if an alpha channel is supplied.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

classmethod load_image(filename, height=1, array=False, bounds=None, bare=False, **kwargs)

Load an image from a file and return an RGB element or array

Args:

filename: Filename of the image to be loaded height: Determines the bounds of the image where the width

is scaled relative to the aspect ratio of the image.

array: Whether to return an array (rather than RGB default) bounds: Bounds for the returned RGB (overrides height) bare: Whether to hide the axes kwargs: Additional kwargs to the RGB constructor

Returns:

RGB element or array

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rgb

Conversion from HSV to RGB.

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.HSpan(y1=None, y2=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Horizontal span annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSpan’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cdd21d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

y1 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y1’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cdd3a90>)

The start y-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

y2 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y2’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cdd21d0>)

The end y-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HSpans(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSpans’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ce1b490>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ce2d690>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HeatMap(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

HeatMap represents a 2D grid of categorical coordinates which can be computed from a sparse tabular representation. A HeatMap does not automatically aggregate the supplied values, so if the data contains multiple entries for the same coordinate on the 2D grid it should be aggregated using the aggregate method before display.

The HeatMap constructor will support any tabular or gridded data format with 2 coordinates and at least one value dimension. A simple example:

HeatMap([(x1, y1, z1), (x2, y2, z2), …])

However any tabular and gridded format, including pandas DataFrames, dictionaries of columns, xarray DataArrays and more are supported if the library is importable.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HeatMap’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cea0410>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ce90ed0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cea0410>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.HexTiles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

HexTiles is a statistical element with a visual representation that renders a density map of the data values as a hexagonal grid.

Before display the data is aggregated either by counting the values in each hexagonal bin or by computing aggregates.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HexTiles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cf0e050>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cf312d0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Histogram(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Histogram is a Chart element representing a number of bins in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension represents the binned values, which may be declared as bin edges or bin centers, while the value dimensions usually defines a count, frequency or density associated with each bin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Histogram’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cfb0fd0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cfacb50>)

Dimensions on Element2Ds determine the number of indexable dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Frequency’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cfb0fd0>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘grid’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14cfaca90>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

property edges

Property to access the Histogram edges provided for backward compatibility

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Image(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Raster, SheetCoordinateSystem

Image represents a regularly sampled 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of intensity values, which will be colormapped on plotting. The grid of intensity values may be specified as a NxM sized array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays of shape M and N respectively. The two most basic supported constructors of an Image therefore include:

Image((X, Y, Z))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and Z is a 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

Image(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 2D array of shape NxM defining the intensity values and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation of the array changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Image’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d016890>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d039510>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Raster in the form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d016510>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘grid’, ‘xarray’, ‘image’, ‘cube’, ‘dataframe’, ‘dictionary’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d039450>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

bounds = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.boundingregion.BoundingRegion’>, default=BoundingBox(radius=0.5), label=’Bounds’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d038210>)

The bounding region in sheet coordinates containing the data.

rtol = param.Number(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Rtol’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d0398d0>)

The tolerance used to enforce regular sampling for regular, gridded data where regular sampling is expected. Expressed as the maximal allowable sampling difference between sample locations.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.ImageStack(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image

ImageStack expands the capabilities of Image to by supporting multiple layers of images.

As there is many ways to represent multiple layers of images, the following options are supported:

1. A 3D Numpy array with the shape (y, x, level)

2. A list of 2D Numpy arrays with identical shape (y, x)

3. A dictionary where the keys will be set as the vdims and the

   values are 2D Numpy arrays with identical shapes (y, x). If the dictionary’s keys matches the kdims of the element, they need to be 1D arrays.

4. A tuple containing (x, y, level_0, level_1, …),

   where the level is a 2D Numpy array in the shape of (y, x).

5. An xarray DataArray or Dataset where its coords contain the kdims.

If no kdims are supplied, x and y are used.

If no vdims are supplied, and the naming can be inferred like with a dictionary the levels will be named level_0, level_1, etc.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ImageStack’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d0db5d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d0c4ed0>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.ItemTable(data, **params)

Bases: Element

A tabular element type to allow convenient visualization of either a standard Python dictionary or a list of tuples (i.e. input suitable for an dict constructor). Tables store heterogeneous data with different labels.

Dimension objects are also accepted as keys, allowing dimensional information (e.g. type and units) to be associated per heading.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ItemTable’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d166510>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 0), default=[], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d167dd0>)

ItemTables hold an index Dimension for each value they contain, i.e. they are equivalent to the keys.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[Dimension(‘Default’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d166510>)

ItemTables should have only index Dimensions.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

cell_type(row, col)

Returns the cell type given a row and column index. The common basic cell types are ‘data’ and ‘heading’.

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(*args, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

pprint_cell(row, col)

Get the formatted cell value for the given row and column indices.

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, **reduce_map)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Labels(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Labels represents a collection of text labels associated with 2D coordinates. Unlike the Text annotation, Labels is a Dataset type which allows drawing vectorized labels from tabular or gridded data.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Labels’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d1c4b90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d1c7c50>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Labels element in form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Label’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d1c4950>)

Defines the value dimension corresponding to the label text.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Nodes(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Points

Nodes is a simple Element representing Graph nodes as a set of Points. Unlike regular Points, Nodes must define a third key dimension corresponding to the node index.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Nodes’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d248410>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘index’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d24aa50>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Path(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionPolyExpr, Geometry

The Path element represents one or more of path geometries with associated values. Each path geometry may be split into sub-geometries on NaN-values and may be associated with scalar values or array values varying along its length. In analogy to GEOS geometry types a Path is a collection of LineString and MultiLineString geometries with associated values.

Like all other elements a Path may be defined through an extensible list of interfaces. Natively, HoloViews provides the MultiInterface which allows representing paths as lists of regular columnar data objects including arrays, dataframes and dictionaries of column arrays and scalars.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates along with any other values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}, …]

Alternatively Path also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual path:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}

Both scalar values and values continuously varying along the geometries coordinates a Path may be used vary visual properties of the paths such as the color. Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars, arrays that are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Path.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Path’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d2cc050>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘multitabular’, ‘spatialpandas’, ‘dask_spatialpandas’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d2ce8d0>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Path3D(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Path

Path3D is a 3D element representing a line through 3D space. The key dimensions represent the position of each coordinate along the x-, y- and z-axis while the value dimensions can optionally supply additional information.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Path3D’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d34cf50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d34fcd0>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d34c1d0>)

Path3D can have optional value dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Points(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Geometry

Points represents a set of coordinates in 2D space, which may optionally be associated with any number of value dimensions.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Points’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d3d3050>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Polygons(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Contours

The Polygons element represents one or more polygon geometries with associated scalar values. Each polygon geometry may be split into sub-geometries on NaN-values and may be associated with scalar values. In analogy to GEOS geometry types a Polygons element is a collection of Polygon and MultiPolygon geometries. Polygon geometries are defined as a set of coordinates describing the exterior bounding ring and any number of interior holes.

Like all other elements a Polygons element may be defined through an extensible list of interfaces. Natively HoloViews provides the MultiInterface which allows representing paths as lists of regular columnar data objects including arrays, dataframes and dictionaries of column arrays and scalars.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates, a list-of-lists of arrays representing the holes, along with any other values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘holes’: list-of-lists-of-arrays, ‘value’: scalar}, …]

Alternatively Polygons also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual polygon:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘holes’: list-of-lists-of-arrays, ‘value’: scalar}

The list-of-lists format of the holes corresponds to the potential for each coordinate array to be split into a multi-geometry through NaN-separators. Each sub-geometry separated by the NaNs therefore has an unambiguous mapping to a list of holes. If a (multi-)polygon has no holes, the ‘holes’ key may be omitted.

Any value dimensions stored on a Polygons geometry must be scalar, just like the Contours element. Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars arrays which are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Polygons.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Polygons’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d454d90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d43c910>)

Polygons optionally accept a value dimension, corresponding to the supplied value.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

property has_holes

Detects whether any polygon in the Polygons element defines holes. Useful to avoid expanding Polygons unless necessary.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

holes()

Returns a list-of-lists-of-lists of hole arrays. The three levels of nesting reflects the structure of the polygons:

1. The first level of nesting corresponds to the list of geometries

2. The second level corresponds to each Polygon in a MultiPolygon

3. The third level of nesting allows for multiple holes per Polygon

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.QuadMesh(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

A QuadMesh represents 2D rectangular grid expressed as x- and y-coordinates defined as 1D or 2D arrays. Unlike the Image type a QuadMesh may be regularly or irregularly spaced and contain either bin edges or bin centers. If bin edges are supplied the shape of the x/y-coordinate arrays should be one greater than the shape of the value array.

The default interface expects data to be specified in the form:

QuadMesh((X, Y, Z))

where X and Y may be 1D or 2D arrays of the shape N(+1) and M(+1) respectively or N(+1)xM(+1) and the Z value array should be of shape NxM. Other gridded formats such as xarray are also supported if installed.

The grid orientation follows the standard matrix convention: An array Z with shape (nrows, ncolumns) is plotted with the column number as X and the row number as Y.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’QuadMesh’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d4e9f50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d4ebb50>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d4e9ed0>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

trimesh()

Converts a QuadMesh into a TriMesh.

class holoviews.element.RGB(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image

RGB represents a regularly spaced 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of RGB(A) (red, green, blue and alpha) color space values. The definition of the grid closely matches the semantics of an Image and in the simplest case the grid may be specified as a NxMx3 or NxMx4 array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays. The two most basic supported constructors of an RGB element therefore include:

RGB((X, Y, R, G, B))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and R/G/B are 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

RGB(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 3D array of stacked R/G/B arrays with shape NxMx3/4 and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of the four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’RGB’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d560410>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 4), default=[Dimension(‘R’), Dimension(‘G’), Dimension(‘B’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d54b090>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix. If an alpha channel is supplied, the defined alpha_dimension is automatically appended to this list.

alpha_dimension = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.dimension.Dimension’>, default=Dimension(‘A’), label=’Alpha dimension’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d2b5310>)

The alpha dimension definition to add the value dimensions if an alpha channel is supplied.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

classmethod load_image(filename, height=1, array=False, bounds=None, bare=False, **kwargs)

Load an image from a file and return an RGB element or array

Args:

filename: Filename of the image to be loaded height: Determines the bounds of the image where the width

is scaled relative to the aspect ratio of the image.

array: Whether to return an array (rather than RGB default) bounds: Bounds for the returned RGB (overrides height) bare: Whether to hide the axes kwargs: Additional kwargs to the RGB constructor

Returns:

RGB element or array

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rgb

Returns the corresponding RGB element.

Other than the updating parameter definitions, this is the only change needed to implemented an arbitrary colorspace as a subclass of RGB.

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.Raster(data, kdims=None, vdims=None, extents=None, **params)

Bases: Element2D

Raster is a basic 2D element type for presenting either numpy or dask arrays as two dimensional raster images.

Arrays with a shape of (N,M) are valid inputs for Raster whereas subclasses of Raster (e.g. RGB) may also accept 3D arrays containing channel information.

Raster does not support slicing like the Image or RGB subclasses and the extents are in matrix coordinates if not explicitly specified.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Raster’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d60cd50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d60e610>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Raster in form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d60ce50>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

The set of samples available along a particular dimension.

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, **reduce_map)

Reduces the Raster using functions provided via the kwargs, where the keyword is the dimension to be reduced. Optionally a label_prefix can be provided to prepend to the result Element label.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, **sample_values)

Sample the Raster along one or both of its dimensions, returning a reduced dimensionality type, which is either a ItemTable, Curve or Scatter. If two dimension samples and a new_xaxis is provided the sample will be the value of the sampled unit indexed by the value in the new_xaxis tuple.

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Rectangles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionGeomExpr, Geometry

Rectangles represent a collection of axis-aligned rectangles in 2D space.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Rectangles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d610590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(4, 4), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘x1’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d65c190>)

The key dimensions of the Rectangles element represent the bottom-left (x0, y0) and top right (x1, y1) coordinates of each box.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Sankey(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

Sankey is an acyclic, directed Graph type that represents the flow of some quantity between its nodes.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.graphs.Graph: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Sankey’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d6e1e90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[Dimension(‘Value’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d6e3790>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Scatter(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Scatter is a Chart element representing a set of points in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension maps to the points location along the x-axis while the first value dimension represents the location of the point along the y-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Scatter’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d765250>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Scatter3D(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Points

Scatter3D is a 3D element representing the position of a collection of coordinates in a 3D space. The key dimensions represent the position of each coordinate along the x-, y- and z-axis.

Scatter3D is not available for the default Bokeh backend.

Example - Matplotlib

import holoviews as hv
from bokeh.sampledata.iris import flowers

hv.extension("matplotlib")

hv.Scatter3D(
    flowers, kdims=["sepal_length", "sepal_width", "petal_length"]
).opts(
    color="petal_width",
    alpha=0.7,
    size=5,
    cmap="fire",
    marker='^'
)

Example - Plotly

import holoviews as hv
from bokeh.sampledata.iris import flowers

hv.extension("plotly")

hv.Scatter3D(
    flowers, kdims=["sepal_length", "sepal_width", "petal_length"]
).opts(
    color="petal_width",
    alpha=0.7,
    size=5,
    cmap="Portland",
    colorbar=True,
    marker="circle",
)

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Scatter3D’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d7e8d90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d7ea890>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d7e8e90>)

Scatter3D can have optional value dimensions, which may be mapped onto color and size.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Segments(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionGeomExpr, Geometry

Segments represent a collection of lines in 2D space.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Segments’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d86c6d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(4, 4), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘x1’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d86eed0>)

Segments represent lines given by x- and y- coordinates in 2D space.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Slope(slope, y_intercept, kdims=None, vdims=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

A line drawn with arbitrary slope and y-intercept

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: group, kdims

slope = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Slope’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d8f0ad0>)

y_intercept = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y intercept’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d8f3050>)

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

classmethod from_scatter(element, **kwargs)

Returns a Slope element given an element of x/y-coordinates

Computes the slope and y-intercept from an element containing x- and y-coordinates.

Args:

element: Element to compute slope from kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to the Slope element

Returns:

Slope element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Spikes(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Spikes is a Chart element which represents a number of discrete spikes, events or observations in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension therefore represents the position of each spike along the x-axis while the first value dimension, if defined, controls the height along the y-axis. It may therefore be used to visualize the distribution of discrete events, representing a rug plot, or to draw the strength some signal.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spikes’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d93f310>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d94a3d0>)

The key dimension(s) of a Chart represent the independent variable(s).

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d93f7d0>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Spline(spline_points, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw a spline using the given handle coordinates and handle codes. The constructor accepts a tuple in format (coords, codes).

Follows format of matplotlib spline definitions as used in matplotlib.path.Path with the following codes:

Path.STOP : 0 Path.MOVETO : 1 Path.LINETO : 2 Path.CURVE3 : 3 Path.CURVE4 : 4 Path.CLOSEPLOY: 79

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spline’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14d9d40d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to *args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned Spline

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Spread(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: ErrorBars

Spread is a Chart element representing a spread of values or confidence band in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension(s) corresponds to the location along the x-axis and the value dimensions define the location along the y-axis as well as the symmetric or asymmetric spread.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims

holoviews.element.chart.ErrorBars: vdims, horizontal

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spread’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14da20790>)

A string describing the quantity measured by the ErrorBars object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Range of the y-dimension includes the symmetric or asymmetric error.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Surface(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image, Element3D

A Surface represents a regularly sampled 2D grid with associated values defining the height along the z-axis. The key dimensions of a Surface represent the 2D coordinates along the x- and y-axes while the value dimension declares the height at each grid location.

The data of a Surface is usually defined as a 2D array of values and either a bounds tuple defining the extent in the 2D space or explicit x- and y-coordinate arrays.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.element.raster.Image: datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Surface’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14da9d290>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14daa8dd0>)

The Surface x and y dimensions of the space defined by the supplied extent.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14da9c250>)

The Surface height dimension.

extents = param.Tuple(allow_refs=False, default=(None, None, None, None, None, None), label=’Extents’, length=6, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14daa8850>)

Allows overriding the extents of the Element in 3D space defined as (xmin, ymin, zmin, xmax, ymax, zmax).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.Table(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionIndexExpr, Dataset, Tabular

Table is a Dataset type, which gets displayed in a tabular format and is convertible to most other Element types.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Table’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14db2edd0>)

The group is used to describe the Table.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

cell_type(row, col)

Type of the table cell, either ‘data’ or ‘heading’

Args:

row (int): Integer index of table row col (int): Integer index of table column

Returns:

Type of the table cell, either ‘data’ or ‘heading’

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property cols

Number of columns in table

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

pprint_cell(row, col)

Formatted contents of table cell.

Args:

row (int): Integer index of table row col (int): Integer index of table column

Returns:

Formatted table cell contents

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rows

Number of rows in table (including header)

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Text(x, y, text, fontsize=12, halign='center', valign='center', rotation=0, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw a text annotation at the specified position with custom fontsize, alignment and rotation.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Text’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbd110>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘str’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbf4d0>)

The x-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘str’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbd110>)

The y-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

text = param.String(allow_refs=False, default=’’, label=’Text’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbf190>)

The text to be displayed.

fontsize = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=12, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Fontsize’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbf750>)

Font size of the text.

rotation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Rotation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbfd90>)

Text rotation angle in degrees.

halign = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’center’, label=’Halign’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘left’, ‘right’, ‘center’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ccada10>)

The horizontal alignment position of the displayed text. Allowed values are ‘left’, ‘right’ and ‘center’.

valign = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’center’, label=’Valign’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘top’, ‘bottom’, ‘center’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dbbf4d0>)

The vertical alignment position of the displayed text. Allowed values are ‘center’, ‘top’ and ‘bottom’.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Tiles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **params)

Bases: Element2D

The Tiles element represents tile sources, specified as URL containing different template variables or xyzservices.TileProvider. These variables correspond to three different formats for specifying the spatial location and zoom level of the requested tiles:

• Web mapping tiles sources containing {x}, {y}, and {z} variables

• Bounding box tile sources containing {XMIN}, {XMAX}, {YMIN}, {YMAX} variables

• Quadkey tile sources containing a {Q} variable

Tiles are defined in a pseudo-Mercator projection (EPSG:3857) defined as eastings and northings. Any data overlaid on a tile source therefore has to be defined in those coordinates or be projected (e.g. using GeoViews).

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Tiles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dc0fed0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dc15ad0>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

static easting_northing_to_lon_lat(easting, northing)

Projects the given easting, northing values into longitude, latitude coordinates.

See docstring for holoviews.util.transform.easting_northing_to_lon_lat for more information

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

static lon_lat_to_easting_northing(longitude, latitude)

Projects the given longitude, latitude values into Web Mercator (aka Pseudo-Mercator or EPSG:3857) coordinates.

See docstring for holoviews.util.transform.lon_lat_to_easting_northing for more information

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.TriMesh(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

A TriMesh represents a mesh of triangles represented as the simplices and nodes. The simplices represent a indices into the nodes array. The mesh therefore follows a datastructure very similar to a graph, with the abstract connectivity between nodes stored on the TriMesh element itself, the node positions stored on a Nodes element and the concrete paths making up each triangle generated when required by accessing the edgepaths.

Unlike a Graph each simplex is represented as the node indices of the three corners of each triangle.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’TriMesh’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dc6cd90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[‘node1’, ‘node2’, ‘node3’], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dc72990>)

Dimensions declaring the node indices of each triangle.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the EdgePaths by generating a triangle for each simplex.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

classmethod from_vertices(data)

Uses Delauney triangulation to compute triangle simplices for each point.

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

point_type

alias of Points

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.TriSurface(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Points

TriSurface represents a set of coordinates in 3D space which define a surface via a triangulation algorithm (usually Delauney triangulation). They key dimensions of a TriSurface define the position of each point along the x-, y- and z-axes, while value dimensions can provide additional information about each point.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’TriSurface’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dd0a0d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dd0af10>)

The key dimensions of a TriSurface represent the 3D coordinates of each point.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dd0a690>)

The value dimensions of a TriSurface can provide additional information about each 3D coordinate.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VLine(x, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Vertical line annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VLine’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dd893d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dd8a7d0>)

The x-position of the VLine which make be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VLines(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VLines’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14ddc4b90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dde4dd0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VSpan(x1=None, x2=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Vertical span annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VSpan’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14de56210>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x1 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X1’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14de57b10>)

The start x-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

x2 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X2’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14de56210>)

The end x-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VSpans(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VSpans’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14de9b450>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘x1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14dea5790>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VectorField(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Geometry

A VectorField represents a set of vectors in 2D space with an associated angle, as well as an optional magnitude and any number of other value dimensions. The angles are assumed to be defined in radians and by default the magnitude is assumed to be normalized to be between 0 and 1.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VectorField’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14df0a810>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Angle’), Dimension(‘Magnitude’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14df11190>)

Value dimensions can be associated with a geometry.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.VectorizedAnnotation(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: group, datatype

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.Violin(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: BoxWhisker

Violin elements represent data as 1D distributions visualized as a kernel-density estimate. It may have a single value dimension and any number of key dimensions declaring the grouping of each violin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.stats.BoxWhisker: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Violin’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x14e0207d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

---

annotation Module

class holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation(data, **params)

Bases: Element2D

An Annotation is a special type of element that is designed to be overlaid on top of any arbitrary 2D element. Annotations have neither key nor value dimensions allowing them to be overlaid over any type of data.

Note that one or more Annotations can be displayed without being overlaid on top of any other data. In such instances (by default) they will be displayed using the unit axis limits (0.0-1.0 in both directions) unless an explicit ‘extents’ parameter is supplied. The extents of the bottom Annotation in the Overlay is used when multiple Annotations are displayed together.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Annotation’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152f56610>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152d5a290>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Arrow(x, y, text='', direction='<', points=40, arrowstyle='->', **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw an arrow to the given xy position with optional text at distance ‘points’ away. The direction of the arrow may be specified as well as the arrow head style.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Arrow’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152fa36d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152f8fdd0>)

The x-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152fa36d0>)

The y-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

text = param.String(allow_refs=False, default=’’, label=’Text’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152f8ee10>)

Text associated with the arrow.

direction = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’<’, label=’Direction’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘<’, ‘^’, ‘>’, ‘v’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1524f2cd0>)

The cardinal direction in which the arrow is pointing. Accepted arrow directions are ‘<’, ‘^’, ‘>’ and ‘v’.

arrowstyle = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’->’, label=’Arrowstyle’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘-’, ‘->’, ‘-[’, ‘-|>', '<->', '<|-|>’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152fac0d0>)

The arrowstyle used to draw the arrow. Accepted arrow styles are ‘-’, ‘->’, ‘-[’, ‘-|>', '<->' and '<|-|>’

points = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=40, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Points’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15198bc50>)

Font size of arrow text (if any).

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Div(data, **params)

Bases: Element

The Div element represents a div DOM node in an HTML document defined as a string containing valid HTML.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Div’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x152ff5810>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.HLine(y, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Horizontal line annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HLine’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15302e850>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153051b90>)

The y-position of the HLine which make be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.HLines(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HLines’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1530a0ad0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1530a3050>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.HSpan(y1=None, y2=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Horizontal span annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSpan’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153128dd0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

y1 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y1’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15312a210>)

The start y-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

y2 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y2’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153128dd0>)

The end y-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.HSpans(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSpans’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1531619d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153178050>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Labels(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Labels represents a collection of text labels associated with 2D coordinates. Unlike the Text annotation, Labels is a Dataset type which allows drawing vectorized labels from tabular or gridded data.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Labels’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153201510>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153203310>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Labels element in form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Label’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153201090>)

Defines the value dimension corresponding to the label text.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Slope(slope, y_intercept, kdims=None, vdims=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

A line drawn with arbitrary slope and y-intercept

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: group, kdims

slope = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Slope’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15327cc90>)

y_intercept = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y intercept’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15327eb50>)

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

classmethod from_scatter(element, **kwargs)

Returns a Slope element given an element of x/y-coordinates

Computes the slope and y-intercept from an element containing x- and y-coordinates.

Args:

element: Element to compute slope from kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to the Slope element

Returns:

Slope element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Spline(spline_points, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw a spline using the given handle coordinates and handle codes. The constructor accepts a tuple in format (coords, codes).

Follows format of matplotlib spline definitions as used in matplotlib.path.Path with the following codes:

Path.STOP : 0 Path.MOVETO : 1 Path.LINETO : 2 Path.CURVE3 : 3 Path.CURVE4 : 4 Path.CLOSEPLOY: 79

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spline’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1532b7110>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to *args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned Spline

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.Text(x, y, text, fontsize=12, halign='center', valign='center', rotation=0, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Draw a text annotation at the specified position with custom fontsize, alignment and rotation.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Text’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153318950>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘str’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15331b0d0>)

The x-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

y = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘str’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153318950>)

The y-position of the arrow which make be numeric or a timestamp.

text = param.String(allow_refs=False, default=’’, label=’Text’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15331b610>)

The text to be displayed.

fontsize = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=12, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Fontsize’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15331c090>)

Font size of the text.

rotation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Rotation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15331c6d0>)

Text rotation angle in degrees.

halign = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’center’, label=’Halign’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘left’, ‘right’, ‘center’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153318950>)

The horizontal alignment position of the displayed text. Allowed values are ‘left’, ‘right’ and ‘center’.

valign = param.ObjectSelector(allow_refs=False, default=’center’, label=’Valign’, names={}, nested_refs=False, objects=[‘top’, ‘bottom’, ‘center’], rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15331b0d0>)

The vertical alignment position of the displayed text. Allowed values are ‘center’, ‘top’ and ‘bottom’.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.VLine(x, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Vertical line annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VLine’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15335e390>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153373090>)

The x-position of the VLine which make be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.VLines(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VLines’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153396f90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1533d4b10>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.VSpan(x1=None, x2=None, **params)

Bases: Annotation

Vertical span annotation at the given position.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.annotation.Annotation: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VSpan’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153448950>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

x1 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X1’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1534280d0>)

The start x-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

x2 = param.ClassSelector(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, class_=(<class ‘numbers.Number’>, <class ‘numpy.datetime64’>, <class ‘datetime.datetime’>, <class ‘datetime.date’>, <class ‘datetime.time’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.timestamps.Timestamp’>, <class ‘pandas.core.dtypes.dtypes.DatetimeTZDtype’>, <class ‘pandas._libs.tslibs.period.Period’>, <class ‘cftime._cftime.datetime’>), default=0, label=’X2’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x153448950>)

The end x-position of the VSpan which must be numeric or a timestamp.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.VSpans(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: VectorizedAnnotation

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VSpans’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15348f690>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘x1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1534ad790>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.annotation.VectorizedAnnotation(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: group, datatype

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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chart Module

class holoviews.element.chart.Area(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Curve

Area is a Chart element representing the area under a curve or between two curves in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension represents the location of each coordinate along the x-axis, while the value dimension(s) represent the height of the area or the lower and upper bounds of the area between curves.

Multiple areas may be stacked by overlaying them an passing them to the stack method.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Area’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1534a8790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

classmethod stack(areas, baseline_name='Baseline')

Stacks an (Nd)Overlay of Area or Curve Elements by offsetting their baselines. To stack a HoloMap or DynamicMap use the map method.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Bars(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Bars is a Chart element representing categorical observations using the height of rectangular bars. The key dimensions represent the categorical groupings of the data, but may also be used to stack the bars, while the first value dimension represents the height of each bar.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bars’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154833a50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15364a290>)

The key dimension(s) of a Chart represent the independent variable(s).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Chart(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

A Chart is an abstract baseclass for elements representing one or more independent and dependent variables defining a 1D coordinate system with associated values. The independent variables or key dimensions map onto the x-axis while the dependent variables are usually mapped to the location, height or spread along the y-axis. Any number of additional value dimensions may be associated with a Chart.

If a chart’s independent variable (or key dimension) is numeric the chart will represent a discretely sampled version of the underlying continuously sampled 1D space. Therefore indexing along this variable will automatically snap to the closest coordinate.

Since a Chart is a subclass of a Dataset it supports the full set of data interfaces but usually each dimension of a chart represents a column stored in a dictionary, array or DataFrame.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Chart’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1548e4f50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1548e6e90>)

The key dimension(s) of a Chart represent the independent variable(s).

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1548e4150>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Curve(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Curve is a Chart element representing a line in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension maps on the line x-coordinate and the first value dimension represents the height of the line along the y-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Curve’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1549609d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.ErrorBars(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

ErrorBars is a Chart element representing error bars in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension corresponds to the location along the x-axis and the first value dimension corresponds to the location along the y-axis and one or two extra value dimensions corresponding to the symmetric or asymmetric errors either along x-axis or y-axis. If two value dimensions are given, then the last value dimension will be taken as symmetric errors. If three value dimensions are given then the last two value dimensions will be taken as negative and positive errors. By default the errors are defined along y-axis. A parameter horizontal, when set True, will define the errors along the x-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ErrorBars’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1549e1b50>)

A string describing the quantity measured by the ErrorBars object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘yerror’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1549e3410>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

horizontal = param.Boolean(allow_refs=False, default=False, label=’Horizontal’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1549e14d0>)

Whether the errors are along y-axis (vertical) or x-axis.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Range of the y-dimension includes the symmetric or asymmetric error.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Histogram(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Histogram is a Chart element representing a number of bins in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension represents the binned values, which may be declared as bin edges or bin centers, while the value dimensions usually defines a count, frequency or density associated with each bin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Histogram’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1549c8790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154a67490>)

Dimensions on Element2Ds determine the number of indexable dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Frequency’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154a65810>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘grid’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154a673d0>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

property edges

Property to access the Histogram edges provided for backward compatibility

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Scatter(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Scatter is a Chart element representing a set of points in a 1D coordinate system where the key dimension maps to the points location along the x-axis while the first value dimension represents the location of the point along the y-axis.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Scatter’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154aefb90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Spikes(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Chart

Spikes is a Chart element which represents a number of discrete spikes, events or observations in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension therefore represents the position of each spike along the x-axis while the first value dimension, if defined, controls the height along the y-axis. It may therefore be used to visualize the distribution of discrete events, representing a rug plot, or to draw the strength some signal.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spikes’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154ae0790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘x’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154b85ad0>)

The key dimension(s) of a Chart represent the independent variable(s).

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154b84050>)

The value dimensions of the Chart, usually corresponding to a number of dependent variables.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart.Spread(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: ErrorBars

Spread is a Chart element representing a spread of values or confidence band in a 1D coordinate system. The key dimension(s) corresponds to the location along the x-axis and the value dimensions define the location along the y-axis as well as the symmetric or asymmetric spread.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.chart.Chart: kdims

holoviews.element.chart.ErrorBars: vdims, horizontal

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Spread’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x154bfc150>)

A string describing the quantity measured by the ErrorBars object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Range of the y-dimension includes the symmetric or asymmetric error.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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chart3d Module

class holoviews.element.chart3d.Path3D(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Path

Path3D is a 3D element representing a line through 3D space. The key dimensions represent the position of each coordinate along the x-, y- and z-axis while the value dimensions can optionally supply additional information.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Path3D’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155a532d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15503a290>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155a51490>)

Path3D can have optional value dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart3d.Scatter3D(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Points

Scatter3D is a 3D element representing the position of a collection of coordinates in a 3D space. The key dimensions represent the position of each coordinate along the x-, y- and z-axis.

Scatter3D is not available for the default Bokeh backend.

Example - Matplotlib

import holoviews as hv
from bokeh.sampledata.iris import flowers

hv.extension("matplotlib")

hv.Scatter3D(
    flowers, kdims=["sepal_length", "sepal_width", "petal_length"]
).opts(
    color="petal_width",
    alpha=0.7,
    size=5,
    cmap="fire",
    marker='^'
)

Example - Plotly

import holoviews as hv
from bokeh.sampledata.iris import flowers

hv.extension("plotly")

hv.Scatter3D(
    flowers, kdims=["sepal_length", "sepal_width", "petal_length"]
).opts(
    color="petal_width",
    alpha=0.7,
    size=5,
    cmap="Portland",
    colorbar=True,
    marker="circle",
)

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Scatter3D’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155aebad0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155ac93d0>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155aebb50>)

Scatter3D can have optional value dimensions, which may be mapped onto color and size.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.chart3d.Surface(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image, Element3D

A Surface represents a regularly sampled 2D grid with associated values defining the height along the z-axis. The key dimensions of a Surface represent the 2D coordinates along the x- and y-axes while the value dimension declares the height at each grid location.

The data of a Surface is usually defined as a 2D array of values and either a bounds tuple defining the extent in the 2D space or explicit x- and y-coordinate arrays.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.element.raster.Image: datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Surface’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155b71490>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155b73210>)

The Surface x and y dimensions of the space defined by the supplied extent.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155b71410>)

The Surface height dimension.

extents = param.Tuple(allow_refs=False, default=(None, None, None, None, None, None), label=’Extents’, length=6, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155a22190>)

Allows overriding the extents of the Element in 3D space defined as (xmin, ymin, zmin, xmax, ymax, zmax).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.chart3d.TriSurface(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Element3D, Points

TriSurface represents a set of coordinates in 3D space which define a surface via a triangulation algorithm (usually Delauney triangulation). They key dimensions of a TriSurface define the position of each point along the x-, y- and z-axes, while value dimensions can provide additional information about each point.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.core.element.Element3D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’TriSurface’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155bf0750>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155bf2010>)

The key dimensions of a TriSurface represent the 3D coordinates of each point.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155bf07d0>)

The value dimensions of a TriSurface can provide additional information about each 3D coordinate.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

---

comparison Module

Helper classes for comparing the equality of two HoloViews objects.

These classes are designed to integrate with unittest.TestCase (see the tests directory) while making equality testing easily accessible to the user.

For instance, to test if two Matrix objects are equal you can use:

Comparison.assertEqual(matrix1, matrix2)

This will raise an AssertionError if the two matrix objects are not equal, including information regarding what exactly failed to match.

Note that this functionality could not be provided using comparison methods on all objects as comparison operators only return Booleans and thus would not supply any information regarding why two elements are considered different.

class holoviews.element.comparison.Comparison

Bases: ComparisonInterface

Class used for comparing two HoloViews objects, including complex composite objects. Comparisons are available as classmethods, the most general being the assertEqual method that is intended to work with any input.

For instance, to test if two Image objects are equal you can use:

Comparison.assertEqual(matrix1, matrix2)

classmethod assertEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method

assert_array_almost_equal_fn(desired, *, decimal=6, err_msg='', verbose=True)

Raises an AssertionError if two objects are not equal up to desired precision.

Note

It is recommended to use one of assert_allclose, assert_array_almost_equal_nulp or assert_array_max_ulp instead of this function for more consistent floating point comparisons.

The test verifies identical shapes and that the elements of actual and desired satisfy:

abs(desired-actual) < 1.5 * 10**(-decimal)

That is a looser test than originally documented, but agrees with what the actual implementation did up to rounding vagaries. An exception is raised at shape mismatch or conflicting values. In contrast to the standard usage in numpy, NaNs are compared like numbers, no assertion is raised if both objects have NaNs in the same positions.

Parameters

actualarray_like

The actual object to check.

desiredarray_like

The desired, expected object.

decimalint, optional

Desired precision, default is 6.

err_msgstr, optional

The error message to be printed in case of failure.

verbosebool, optional

If True, the conflicting values are appended to the error message.

Raises

AssertionError

If actual and desired are not equal up to specified precision.

See Also

assert_allclose: Compare two array_like objects for equality with desired

relative and/or absolute precision.

assert_array_almost_equal_nulp, assert_array_max_ulp, assert_equal

Examples

the first assert does not raise an exception

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.333,np.nan])

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.33333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.33339,np.nan], decimal=5)
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AssertionError:
Arrays are not almost equal to 5 decimals

Mismatched elements: 1 / 3 (33.3%)
Max absolute difference among violations: 6.e-05
Max relative difference among violations: 2.57136612e-05
 ACTUAL: array([1.     , 2.33333,     nan])
 DESIRED: array([1.     , 2.33339,     nan])

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.33333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.33333, 5], decimal=5)
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AssertionError:
Arrays are not almost equal to 5 decimals

nan location mismatch:
 ACTUAL: array([1.     , 2.33333,     nan])
 DESIRED: array([1.     , 2.33333, 5.     ])

failureException

alias of AssertionError

classmethod simple_equality(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method (longMessage = False.)

class holoviews.element.comparison.ComparisonInterface

Bases: object

This class is designed to allow equality testing to work seamlessly with unittest.TestCase as a mix-in by implementing a compatible interface (namely the assertEqual method).

The assertEqual class method is to be overridden by an instance method of the same name when used as a mix-in with TestCase. The contents of the equality_type_funcs dictionary is suitable for use with TestCase.addTypeEqualityFunc.

classmethod assertEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method

failureException

alias of AssertionError

classmethod simple_equality(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method (longMessage = False.)

class holoviews.element.comparison.ComparisonTestCase(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: Comparison, TestCase

Class to integrate the Comparison class with unittest.TestCase.

classmethod addClassCleanup(function, /, *args, **kwargs)

Same as addCleanup, except the cleanup items are called even if setUpClass fails (unlike tearDownClass).

addCleanup(function, /, *args, **kwargs)

Add a function, with arguments, to be called when the test is completed. Functions added are called on a LIFO basis and are called after tearDown on test failure or success.

Cleanup items are called even if setUp fails (unlike tearDown).

addTypeEqualityFunc(typeobj, function)

Add a type specific assertEqual style function to compare a type.

This method is for use by TestCase subclasses that need to register their own type equality functions to provide nicer error messages.

Args:

typeobj: The data type to call this function on when both values

are of the same type in assertEqual().

function: The callable taking two arguments and an optional

msg= argument that raises self.failureException with a useful error message when the two arguments are not equal.

assertAlmostEqual(first, second, places=None, msg=None, delta=None)

Fail if the two objects are unequal as determined by their difference rounded to the given number of decimal places (default 7) and comparing to zero, or by comparing that the difference between the two objects is more than the given delta.

Note that decimal places (from zero) are usually not the same as significant digits (measured from the most significant digit).

If the two objects compare equal then they will automatically compare almost equal.

assertCountEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Asserts that two iterables have the same elements, the same number of times, without regard to order.

self.assertEqual(Counter(list(first)),

Counter(list(second)))

Example:

• [0, 1, 1] and [1, 0, 1] compare equal.

• [0, 0, 1] and [0, 1] compare unequal.

assertDictContainsSubset(subset, dictionary, msg=None)

Checks whether dictionary is a superset of subset.

classmethod assertEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method

assertFalse(expr, msg=None)

Check that the expression is false.

assertGreater(a, b, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a > b), but with a nicer default message.

assertGreaterEqual(a, b, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a >= b), but with a nicer default message.

assertIn(member, container, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a in b), but with a nicer default message.

assertIs(expr1, expr2, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a is b), but with a nicer default message.

assertIsInstance(obj, cls, msg=None)

Same as self.assertTrue(isinstance(obj, cls)), with a nicer default message.

assertIsNone(obj, msg=None)

Same as self.assertTrue(obj is None), with a nicer default message.

assertIsNot(expr1, expr2, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a is not b), but with a nicer default message.

assertIsNotNone(obj, msg=None)

Included for symmetry with assertIsNone.

assertLess(a, b, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a < b), but with a nicer default message.

assertLessEqual(a, b, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a <= b), but with a nicer default message.

assertListEqual(list1, list2, msg=None)

A list-specific equality assertion.

Args:

list1: The first list to compare. list2: The second list to compare. msg: Optional message to use on failure instead of a list of

differences.

assertLogs(logger=None, level=None)

Fail unless a log message of level level or higher is emitted on logger_name or its children. If omitted, level defaults to INFO and logger defaults to the root logger.

This method must be used as a context manager, and will yield a recording object with two attributes: output and records. At the end of the context manager, the output attribute will be a list of the matching formatted log messages and the records attribute will be a list of the corresponding LogRecord objects.

Example:

with self.assertLogs('foo', level='INFO') as cm:
    logging.getLogger('foo').info('first message')
    logging.getLogger('foo.bar').error('second message')
self.assertEqual(cm.output, ['INFO:foo:first message',
                             'ERROR:foo.bar:second message'])

assertMultiLineEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Assert that two multi-line strings are equal.

assertNoLogs(logger=None, level=None)

Fail unless no log messages of level level or higher are emitted on logger_name or its children.

This method must be used as a context manager.

assertNotAlmostEqual(first, second, places=None, msg=None, delta=None)

Fail if the two objects are equal as determined by their difference rounded to the given number of decimal places (default 7) and comparing to zero, or by comparing that the difference between the two objects is less than the given delta.

Note that decimal places (from zero) are usually not the same as significant digits (measured from the most significant digit).

Objects that are equal automatically fail.

assertNotEqual(first, second, msg=None)

Fail if the two objects are equal as determined by the ‘!=’ operator.

assertNotIn(member, container, msg=None)

Just like self.assertTrue(a not in b), but with a nicer default message.

assertNotIsInstance(obj, cls, msg=None)

Included for symmetry with assertIsInstance.

assertNotRegex(text, unexpected_regex, msg=None)

Fail the test if the text matches the regular expression.

assertRaises(expected_exception, *args, **kwargs)

Fail unless an exception of class expected_exception is raised by the callable when invoked with specified positional and keyword arguments. If a different type of exception is raised, it will not be caught, and the test case will be deemed to have suffered an error, exactly as for an unexpected exception.

If called with the callable and arguments omitted, will return a context object used like this:

with self.assertRaises(SomeException):
    do_something()

An optional keyword argument ‘msg’ can be provided when assertRaises is used as a context object.

The context manager keeps a reference to the exception as the ‘exception’ attribute. This allows you to inspect the exception after the assertion:

with self.assertRaises(SomeException) as cm:
    do_something()
the_exception = cm.exception
self.assertEqual(the_exception.error_code, 3)

assertRaisesRegex(expected_exception, expected_regex, *args, **kwargs)

Asserts that the message in a raised exception matches a regex.

Args:

expected_exception: Exception class expected to be raised. expected_regex: Regex (re.Pattern object or string) expected

to be found in error message.

args: Function to be called and extra positional args. kwargs: Extra kwargs. msg: Optional message used in case of failure. Can only be used

when assertRaisesRegex is used as a context manager.

assertRegex(text, expected_regex, msg=None)

Fail the test unless the text matches the regular expression.

assertSequenceEqual(seq1, seq2, msg=None, seq_type=None)

An equality assertion for ordered sequences (like lists and tuples).

For the purposes of this function, a valid ordered sequence type is one which can be indexed, has a length, and has an equality operator.

Args:

seq1: The first sequence to compare. seq2: The second sequence to compare. seq_type: The expected datatype of the sequences, or None if no

datatype should be enforced.

msg: Optional message to use on failure instead of a list of

differences.

assertSetEqual(set1, set2, msg=None)

A set-specific equality assertion.

Args:

set1: The first set to compare. set2: The second set to compare. msg: Optional message to use on failure instead of a list of

differences.

assertSetEqual uses ducktyping to support different types of sets, and is optimized for sets specifically (parameters must support a difference method).

assertTrue(expr, msg=None)

Check that the expression is true.

assertTupleEqual(tuple1, tuple2, msg=None)

A tuple-specific equality assertion.

Args:

tuple1: The first tuple to compare. tuple2: The second tuple to compare. msg: Optional message to use on failure instead of a list of

differences.

assertWarns(expected_warning, *args, **kwargs)

Fail unless a warning of class warnClass is triggered by the callable when invoked with specified positional and keyword arguments. If a different type of warning is triggered, it will not be handled: depending on the other warning filtering rules in effect, it might be silenced, printed out, or raised as an exception.

If called with the callable and arguments omitted, will return a context object used like this:

with self.assertWarns(SomeWarning):
    do_something()

An optional keyword argument ‘msg’ can be provided when assertWarns is used as a context object.

The context manager keeps a reference to the first matching warning as the ‘warning’ attribute; similarly, the ‘filename’ and ‘lineno’ attributes give you information about the line of Python code from which the warning was triggered. This allows you to inspect the warning after the assertion:

with self.assertWarns(SomeWarning) as cm:
    do_something()
the_warning = cm.warning
self.assertEqual(the_warning.some_attribute, 147)

assertWarnsRegex(expected_warning, expected_regex, *args, **kwargs)

Asserts that the message in a triggered warning matches a regexp. Basic functioning is similar to assertWarns() with the addition that only warnings whose messages also match the regular expression are considered successful matches.

Args:

expected_warning: Warning class expected to be triggered. expected_regex: Regex (re.Pattern object or string) expected

to be found in error message.

args: Function to be called and extra positional args. kwargs: Extra kwargs. msg: Optional message used in case of failure. Can only be used

when assertWarnsRegex is used as a context manager.

assert_array_almost_equal_fn(desired, *, decimal=6, err_msg='', verbose=True)

Raises an AssertionError if two objects are not equal up to desired precision.

Note

It is recommended to use one of assert_allclose, assert_array_almost_equal_nulp or assert_array_max_ulp instead of this function for more consistent floating point comparisons.

The test verifies identical shapes and that the elements of actual and desired satisfy:

abs(desired-actual) < 1.5 * 10**(-decimal)

That is a looser test than originally documented, but agrees with what the actual implementation did up to rounding vagaries. An exception is raised at shape mismatch or conflicting values. In contrast to the standard usage in numpy, NaNs are compared like numbers, no assertion is raised if both objects have NaNs in the same positions.

Parameters

actualarray_like

The actual object to check.

desiredarray_like

The desired, expected object.

decimalint, optional

Desired precision, default is 6.

err_msgstr, optional

The error message to be printed in case of failure.

verbosebool, optional

If True, the conflicting values are appended to the error message.

Raises

AssertionError

If actual and desired are not equal up to specified precision.

See Also

assert_allclose: Compare two array_like objects for equality with desired

relative and/or absolute precision.

assert_array_almost_equal_nulp, assert_array_max_ulp, assert_equal

Examples

the first assert does not raise an exception

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.333,np.nan])

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.33333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.33339,np.nan], decimal=5)
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AssertionError:
Arrays are not almost equal to 5 decimals

Mismatched elements: 1 / 3 (33.3%)
Max absolute difference among violations: 6.e-05
Max relative difference among violations: 2.57136612e-05
 ACTUAL: array([1.     , 2.33333,     nan])
 DESIRED: array([1.     , 2.33339,     nan])

>>> np.testing.assert_array_almost_equal([1.0,2.33333,np.nan],
...                                      [1.0,2.33333, 5], decimal=5)
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AssertionError:
Arrays are not almost equal to 5 decimals

nan location mismatch:
 ACTUAL: array([1.     , 2.33333,     nan])
 DESIRED: array([1.     , 2.33333, 5.     ])

debug()

Run the test without collecting errors in a TestResult

classmethod doClassCleanups()

Execute all class cleanup functions. Normally called for you after tearDownClass.

doCleanups()

Execute all cleanup functions. Normally called for you after tearDown.

classmethod enterClassContext(cm)

Same as enterContext, but class-wide.

enterContext(cm)

Enters the supplied context manager.

If successful, also adds its __exit__ method as a cleanup function and returns the result of the __enter__ method.

fail(msg=None)

Fail immediately, with the given message.

failureException

alias of AssertionError

setUp()

Hook method for setting up the test fixture before exercising it.

classmethod setUpClass()

Hook method for setting up class fixture before running tests in the class.

shortDescription()

Returns a one-line description of the test, or None if no description has been provided.

The default implementation of this method returns the first line of the specified test method’s docstring.

classmethod simple_equality(first, second, msg=None)

Classmethod equivalent to unittest.TestCase method (longMessage = False.)

skipTest(reason)

Skip this test.

subTest(msg=<object object>, **params)

Return a context manager that will return the enclosed block of code in a subtest identified by the optional message and keyword parameters. A failure in the subtest marks the test case as failed but resumes execution at the end of the enclosed block, allowing further test code to be executed.

tearDown()

Hook method for deconstructing the test fixture after testing it.

classmethod tearDownClass()

Hook method for deconstructing the class fixture after running all tests in the class.

---

geom Module

class holoviews.element.geom.Geometry(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Geometry elements represent a collection of objects drawn in a 2D coordinate system. The two key dimensions correspond to the x- and y-coordinates in the 2D space, while the value dimensions may be used to control other visual attributes of the Geometry

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Geometry’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156308790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156560950>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), constant=True, default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156574090>)

Value dimensions can be associated with a geometry.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.geom.Points(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Geometry

Points represents a set of coordinates in 2D space, which may optionally be associated with any number of value dimensions.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Points’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156308590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.geom.Rectangles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionGeomExpr, Geometry

Rectangles represent a collection of axis-aligned rectangles in 2D space.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Rectangles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1566bd690>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(4, 4), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘x1’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1566be750>)

The key dimensions of the Rectangles element represent the bottom-left (x0, y0) and top right (x1, y1) coordinates of each box.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.geom.Segments(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionGeomExpr, Geometry

Segments represent a collection of lines in 2D space.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Segments’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1564846d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(4, 4), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x0’), Dimension(‘y0’), Dimension(‘x1’), Dimension(‘y1’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15637ae10>)

Segments represent lines given by x- and y- coordinates in 2D space.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.geom.VectorField(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Geometry

A VectorField represents a set of vectors in 2D space with an associated angle, as well as an optional magnitude and any number of other value dimensions. The angles are assumed to be defined in radians and by default the magnitude is assumed to be normalized to be between 0 and 1.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’VectorField’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1561b0790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘Angle’), Dimension(‘Magnitude’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x155f60150>)

Value dimensions can be associated with a geometry.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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graphs Module

class holoviews.element.graphs.Chord(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

Chord is a special type of Graph which computes the locations of each node on a circle and the chords connecting them. The amount of radial angle devoted to each node and the number of chords are scaled by a weight supplied as a value dimension.

If the values are integers then the number of chords is directly scaled by the value, if the values are floats then the number of chords are apportioned such that the lowest value edge is given one chord and all other nodes are given nodes proportional to their weight.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.graphs.Graph: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Chord’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156a67050>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.graphs.EdgePaths(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Path

EdgePaths is a simple Element representing the paths of edges connecting nodes in a graph.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’EdgePaths’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156aff650>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.graphs.Graph(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

Graph is high-level Element representing both nodes and edges. A Graph may be defined in an abstract form representing just the abstract edges between nodes and optionally may be made concrete by supplying a Nodes Element defining the concrete positions of each node. If the node positions are supplied the EdgePaths (defining the concrete edges) can be inferred automatically or supplied explicitly.

The constructor accepts regular columnar data defining the edges or a tuple of the abstract edges and nodes, or a tuple of the abstract edges, nodes, and edgepaths.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Graph’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156b18590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘start’), Dimension(‘end’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156b7d2d0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.graphs.Nodes(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Points

Nodes is a simple Element representing Graph nodes as a set of Points. Unlike regular Points, Nodes must define a third key dimension corresponding to the node index.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Nodes’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156d20410>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’), Dimension(‘index’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156d18450>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.graphs.RedimGraph(obj, mode=None)

Bases: Redim

Extension for the redim utility that allows re-dimensioning Graph objects including their nodes and edgepaths.

classmethod replace_dimensions(dimensions, overrides)

Replaces dimensions in list with dictionary of overrides.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions overrides: Dictionary of dimension specs indexed by name

Returns:

list: List of dimensions with replacements applied

class holoviews.element.graphs.TriMesh(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

A TriMesh represents a mesh of triangles represented as the simplices and nodes. The simplices represent a indices into the nodes array. The mesh therefore follows a datastructure very similar to a graph, with the abstract connectivity between nodes stored on the TriMesh element itself, the node positions stored on a Nodes element and the concrete paths making up each triangle generated when required by accessing the edgepaths.

Unlike a Graph each simplex is represented as the node indices of the three corners of each triangle.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’TriMesh’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156d65550>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 3), default=[‘node1’, ‘node2’, ‘node3’], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156d66e10>)

Dimensions declaring the node indices of each triangle.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the EdgePaths by generating a triangle for each simplex.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

classmethod from_vertices(data)

Uses Delauney triangulation to compute triangle simplices for each point.

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

point_type

alias of Points

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.graphs.layout_chords(*, chord_samples, max_chords, dynamic, group, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams, name)

Bases: Operation

layout_chords computes the locations of each node on a circle and the chords connecting them. The amount of radial angle devoted to each node and the number of chords are scaled by the value dimension of the Chord element. If the values are integers then the number of chords is directly scaled by the value, if the values are floats then the number of chords are apportioned such that the lowest value edge is given one chord and all other nodes are given nodes proportional to their weight. The max_chords parameter scales the number of chords to be assigned to an edge.

The chords are computed by interpolating a cubic spline from the source to the target node in the graph, the number of samples to interpolate the spline with is given by the chord_samples parameter.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.operation.Operation: group, dynamic, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams

chord_samples = param.Integer(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=50, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Chord samples’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156e4a390>)

Number of samples per chord for the spline interpolation.

max_chords = param.Integer(allow_refs=False, default=500, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Max chords’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156e34190>)

Maximum number of chords to render.

classmethod get_overlay_bounds(overlay)

Returns the extents if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent extents, otherwise raises an exception.

classmethod get_overlay_label(overlay, default_label='')

Returns a label if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent label, otherwise returns the default label.

classmethod instance(**params)

Return an instance of this class, copying parameters from any existing instance provided.

process_element(element, key, **params)

The process_element method allows a single element to be operated on given an externally supplied key.

classmethod search(element, pattern)

Helper method that returns a list of elements that match the given path pattern of form {type}.{group}.{label}.

The input may be a Layout, an Overlay type or a single Element.

class holoviews.element.graphs.layout_nodes(*, kwargs, layout, only_nodes, dynamic, group, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams, name)

Bases: Operation

Accepts a Graph and lays out the corresponding nodes with the supplied networkx layout function. If no layout function is supplied uses a simple circular_layout function. Also supports LayoutAlgorithm function provided in datashader layouts.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.operation.Operation: group, dynamic, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams

only_nodes = param.Boolean(allow_refs=False, default=False, label=’Only nodes’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156e58210>)

Whether to return Nodes or Graph.

layout = param.Callable(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, label=’Layout’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156e59610>)

A NetworkX layout function

kwargs = param.Dict(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘dict’>, default={}, label=’Kwargs’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x156e58210>)

Keyword arguments passed to the layout function.

classmethod get_overlay_bounds(overlay)

Returns the extents if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent extents, otherwise raises an exception.

classmethod get_overlay_label(overlay, default_label='')

Returns a label if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent label, otherwise returns the default label.

classmethod instance(**params)

Return an instance of this class, copying parameters from any existing instance provided.

process_element(element, key, **params)

The process_element method allows a single element to be operated on given an externally supplied key.

classmethod search(element, pattern)

Helper method that returns a list of elements that match the given path pattern of form {type}.{group}.{label}.

The input may be a Layout, an Overlay type or a single Element.

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path Module

The path module provides a set of elements to draw paths and polygon geometries in 2D space. In addition to three general elements are Path, Contours and Polygons, it defines a number of elements to quickly draw common shapes.

class holoviews.element.path.BaseShape(*, datatype, extents, cdims, kdims, vdims, group, label, name)

Bases: Path

A BaseShape is a Path that can be succinctly expressed by a small number of parameters instead of a full path specification. For instance, a circle may be expressed by the center position and radius instead of an explicit list of path coordinates.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: group, datatype

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Bounds(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

An arbitrary axis-aligned bounding rectangle defined by the (left, bottom, right, top) coordinate positions.

If supplied a single real number as input, this value will be treated as the radius of a square, zero-center box which will be used to compute the corresponding lbrt tuple.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bounds’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576760d0>)

The assigned group name.

lbrt = param.Tuple(allow_refs=False, default=(-0.5, -0.5, 0.5, 0.5), label=’Lbrt’, length=4, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x157654ad0>)

The (left, bottom, right, top) coordinates of the bounding box.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Box(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

Draw a centered box of a given width at the given position with the specified aspect ratio (if any).

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Box’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f55d0>)

The assigned group name.

x = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f7410>)

The x-position of the box center.

y = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f79d0>)

The y-position of the box center.

width = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Width’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f7250>)

The width of the box.

height = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Height’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f7850>)

The height of the box.

orientation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Orientation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f75d0>)

Orientation in the Cartesian coordinate system, the counterclockwise angle in radians between the first axis and the horizontal.

aspect = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1.0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Aspect’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1576f7b90>)

Optional multiplier applied to the box size to compute the width in cases where only the length value is set.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Contours(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Path

The Contours element is a subtype of a Path which is characterized by the fact that each path geometry may only be associated with scalar values. It supports all the same data formats as a Path but does not allow continuously varying values along the path geometry’s coordinates. Conceptually Contours therefore represent iso-contours or isoclines, i.e. a function of two variables which describes a curve along which the function has a constant value.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates along with any other (scalar) values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar}, …]

Alternatively Contours also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual contour:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}

Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars arrays which are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar. This is strictly enforced, ensuring that each path geometry represents a valid iso-contour.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Contours.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Contours’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x157780b50>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), constant=True, default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x157778610>)

Contours optionally accept a value dimension, corresponding to the supplied values.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Ellipse(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: BaseShape

Draw an axis-aligned ellipse at the specified x,y position with the given orientation.

The simplest (default) Ellipse is a circle, specified using:

Ellipse(x,y, diameter)

A circle is a degenerate ellipse where the width and height are equal. To specify these explicitly, you can use:

Ellipse(x,y, (width, height))

There is also an aspect parameter allowing you to generate an ellipse by specifying a multiplicating factor that will be applied to the height only.

Note that as a subclass of Path, internally an Ellipse is a sequence of (x,y) sample positions. Ellipse could also be implemented as an annotation that uses a dedicated ellipse artist.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Ellipse’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e41d0>)

The assigned group name.

x = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’X’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e5dd0>)

The x-position of the ellipse center.

y = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Y’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e63d0>)

The y-position of the ellipse center.

width = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Width’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e5c10>)

The width of the ellipse.

height = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Height’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e6250>)

The height of the ellipse.

orientation = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Orientation’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e5f90>)

Orientation in the Cartesian coordinate system, the counterclockwise angle in radians between the first axis and the horizontal.

aspect = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=1.0, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Aspect’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e6590>)

Optional multiplier applied to the diameter to compute the width in cases where only the diameter value is set.

samples = param.Number(allow_refs=False, default=100, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Samples’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1577e5dd0>)

The sample count used to draw the ellipse.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(*args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Path(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionPolyExpr, Geometry

The Path element represents one or more of path geometries with associated values. Each path geometry may be split into sub-geometries on NaN-values and may be associated with scalar values or array values varying along its length. In analogy to GEOS geometry types a Path is a collection of LineString and MultiLineString geometries with associated values.

Like all other elements a Path may be defined through an extensible list of interfaces. Natively, HoloViews provides the MultiInterface which allows representing paths as lists of regular columnar data objects including arrays, dataframes and dictionaries of column arrays and scalars.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates along with any other values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}, …]

Alternatively Path also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual path:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘value’: scalar, ‘continuous’: 1d-array}

Both scalar values and values continuously varying along the geometries coordinates a Path may be used vary visual properties of the paths such as the color. Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars, arrays that are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Path.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Path’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15789aa10>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘multitabular’, ‘spatialpandas’, ‘dask_spatialpandas’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15788c310>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.path.Polygons(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Contours

The Polygons element represents one or more polygon geometries with associated scalar values. Each polygon geometry may be split into sub-geometries on NaN-values and may be associated with scalar values. In analogy to GEOS geometry types a Polygons element is a collection of Polygon and MultiPolygon geometries. Polygon geometries are defined as a set of coordinates describing the exterior bounding ring and any number of interior holes.

Like all other elements a Polygons element may be defined through an extensible list of interfaces. Natively HoloViews provides the MultiInterface which allows representing paths as lists of regular columnar data objects including arrays, dataframes and dictionaries of column arrays and scalars.

The canonical representation is a list of dictionaries storing the x- and y-coordinates, a list-of-lists of arrays representing the holes, along with any other values:

[{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘holes’: list-of-lists-of-arrays, ‘value’: scalar}, …]

Alternatively Polygons also supports a single columnar data-structure to specify an individual polygon:

{‘x’: 1d-array, ‘y’: 1d-array, ‘holes’: list-of-lists-of-arrays, ‘value’: scalar}

The list-of-lists format of the holes corresponds to the potential for each coordinate array to be split into a multi-geometry through NaN-separators. Each sub-geometry separated by the NaNs therefore has an unambiguous mapping to a list of holes. If a (multi-)polygon has no holes, the ‘holes’ key may be omitted.

Any value dimensions stored on a Polygons geometry must be scalar, just like the Contours element. Since not all formats allow storing scalar values as actual scalars arrays which are the same length as the coordinates but have only one unique value are also considered scalar.

The easiest way of accessing the individual geometries is using the Polygons.split method, which returns each path geometry as a separate entity, while the other methods assume a flattened representation where all paths are separated by NaN values.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.geom.Geometry: kdims

holoviews.element.path.Path: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Polygons’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15791d550>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x157915250>)

Polygons optionally accept a value dimension, corresponding to the supplied value.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

property has_holes

Detects whether any polygon in the Polygons element defines holes. Useful to avoid expanding Polygons unless necessary.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

holes()

Returns a list-of-lists-of-lists of hole arrays. The three levels of nesting reflects the structure of the polygons:

1. The first level of nesting corresponds to the list of geometries

2. The second level corresponds to each Polygon in a MultiPolygon

3. The third level of nesting allows for multiple holes per Polygon

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

split(start=None, end=None, datatype=None, **kwargs)

The split method allows splitting a Path type into a list of subpaths of the same type. A start and/or end may be supplied to select a subset of paths.

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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raster Module

class holoviews.element.raster.HSV(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: RGB

HSV represents a regularly spaced 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of HSV (hue, saturation and value) color space values. The definition of the grid closely matches the semantics of an Image or RGB element and in the simplest case the grid may be specified as a NxMx3 or NxMx4 array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays. The two most basic supported constructors of an HSV element therefore include:

HSV((X, Y, H, S, V))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and H/S/V are 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

HSV(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 3D array of stacked H/S/V arrays with shape NxMx3/4 and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of the four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HSV’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x158375950>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 4), default=[Dimension(‘H’), Dimension(‘S’), Dimension(‘V’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x158376d10>)

The dimension description of the data held in the array. If an alpha channel is supplied, the defined alpha_dimension is automatically appended to this list.

alpha_dimension = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.dimension.Dimension’>, default=Dimension(‘A’), label=’Alpha dimension’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1579a2210>)

The alpha dimension definition to add the value dimensions if an alpha channel is supplied.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

classmethod load_image(filename, height=1, array=False, bounds=None, bare=False, **kwargs)

Load an image from a file and return an RGB element or array

Args:

filename: Filename of the image to be loaded height: Determines the bounds of the image where the width

is scaled relative to the aspect ratio of the image.

array: Whether to return an array (rather than RGB default) bounds: Bounds for the returned RGB (overrides height) bare: Whether to hide the axes kwargs: Additional kwargs to the RGB constructor

Returns:

RGB element or array

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rgb

Conversion from HSV to RGB.

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.raster.HeatMap(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

HeatMap represents a 2D grid of categorical coordinates which can be computed from a sparse tabular representation. A HeatMap does not automatically aggregate the supplied values, so if the data contains multiple entries for the same coordinate on the 2D grid it should be aggregated using the aggregate method before display.

The HeatMap constructor will support any tabular or gridded data format with 2 coordinates and at least one value dimension. A simple example:

HeatMap([(x1, y1, z1), (x2, y2, z2), …])

However any tabular and gridded format, including pandas DataFrames, dictionaries of columns, xarray DataArrays and more are supported if the library is importable.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HeatMap’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1583e8850>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1583ea590>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1583e8dd0>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.raster.Image(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Raster, SheetCoordinateSystem

Image represents a regularly sampled 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of intensity values, which will be colormapped on plotting. The grid of intensity values may be specified as a NxM sized array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays of shape M and N respectively. The two most basic supported constructors of an Image therefore include:

Image((X, Y, Z))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and Z is a 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

Image(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 2D array of shape NxM defining the intensity values and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation of the array changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Image’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584a8e10>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584aa450>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Raster in the form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584a9050>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘grid’, ‘xarray’, ‘image’, ‘cube’, ‘dataframe’, ‘dictionary’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584aa390>)

A priority list of the data types to be used for storage on the .data attribute. If the input supplied to the element constructor cannot be put into the requested format, the next format listed will be used until a suitable format is found (or the data fails to be understood).

bounds = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.boundingregion.BoundingRegion’>, default=BoundingBox(radius=0.5), label=’Bounds’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584aa650>)

The bounding region in sheet coordinates containing the data.

rtol = param.Number(allow_None=True, allow_refs=False, inclusive_bounds=(True, True), label=’Rtol’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1584aa4d0>)

The tolerance used to enforce regular sampling for regular, gridded data where regular sampling is expected. Expressed as the maximal allowable sampling difference between sample locations.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.raster.ImageStack(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image

ImageStack expands the capabilities of Image to by supporting multiple layers of images.

As there is many ways to represent multiple layers of images, the following options are supported:

1. A 3D Numpy array with the shape (y, x, level)

2. A list of 2D Numpy arrays with identical shape (y, x)

3. A dictionary where the keys will be set as the vdims and the

   values are 2D Numpy arrays with identical shapes (y, x). If the dictionary’s keys matches the kdims of the element, they need to be 1D arrays.

4. A tuple containing (x, y, level_0, level_1, …),

   where the level is a 2D Numpy array in the shape of (y, x).

5. An xarray DataArray or Dataset where its coords contain the kdims.

If no kdims are supplied, x and y are used.

If no vdims are supplied, and the naming can be inferred like with a dictionary the levels will be named level_0, level_1, etc.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ImageStack’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1586389d0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15863a290>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.raster.QuadMesh(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

A QuadMesh represents 2D rectangular grid expressed as x- and y-coordinates defined as 1D or 2D arrays. Unlike the Image type a QuadMesh may be regularly or irregularly spaced and contain either bin edges or bin centers. If bin edges are supplied the shape of the x/y-coordinate arrays should be one greater than the shape of the value array.

The default interface expects data to be specified in the form:

QuadMesh((X, Y, Z))

where X and Y may be 1D or 2D arrays of the shape N(+1) and M(+1) respectively or N(+1)xM(+1) and the Z value array should be of shape NxM. Other gridded formats such as xarray are also supported if installed.

The grid orientation follows the standard matrix convention: An array Z with shape (nrows, ncolumns) is plotted with the column number as X and the row number as Y.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’QuadMesh’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1586d3c10>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1586ad510>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1586d3c90>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

trimesh()

Converts a QuadMesh into a TriMesh.

class holoviews.element.raster.RGB(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Image

RGB represents a regularly spaced 2D grid of an underlying continuous space of RGB(A) (red, green, blue and alpha) color space values. The definition of the grid closely matches the semantics of an Image and in the simplest case the grid may be specified as a NxMx3 or NxMx4 array of values along with a bounds, but it may also be defined through explicit and regularly spaced x/y-coordinate arrays. The two most basic supported constructors of an RGB element therefore include:

RGB((X, Y, R, G, B))

where X is a 1D array of shape M, Y is a 1D array of shape N and R/G/B are 2D array of shape NxM, or equivalently:

RGB(Z, bounds=(x0, y0, x1, y1))

where Z is a 3D array of stacked R/G/B arrays with shape NxMx3/4 and the bounds define the (left, bottom, top, right) edges of the four corners of the grid. Other gridded formats which support declaring of explicit x/y-coordinate arrays such as xarray are also supported.

Note that the interpretation of the orientation changes depending on whether bounds or explicit coordinates are used.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.element.raster.Image: kdims, datatype, bounds, rtol

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’RGB’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15875a390>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(3, 4), default=[Dimension(‘R’), Dimension(‘G’), Dimension(‘B’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x158766910>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix. If an alpha channel is supplied, the defined alpha_dimension is automatically appended to this list.

alpha_dimension = param.ClassSelector(allow_refs=False, class_=<class ‘holoviews.core.dimension.Dimension’>, default=Dimension(‘A’), label=’Alpha dimension’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15875a2d0>)

The alpha dimension definition to add the value dimensions if an alpha channel is supplied.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Returns a clone of the object with matching parameter values containing the specified args and kwargs.

If shared_data is set to True and no data explicitly supplied, the clone will share data with the original. May also supply a new_type, which will inherit all shared parameters.

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Given a single coordinate or multiple coordinates as a tuple or list of tuples or keyword arguments matching the dimension closest will find the closest actual x/y coordinates.

closest_cell_center(x, y)

Given arbitrary sheet coordinates, return the sheet coordinates of the center of the closest unit.

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

classmethod load_image(filename, height=1, array=False, bounds=None, bare=False, **kwargs)

Load an image from a file and return an RGB element or array

Args:

filename: Filename of the image to be loaded height: Determines the bounds of the image where the width

is scaled relative to the aspect ratio of the image.

array: Whether to return an array (rather than RGB default) bounds: Bounds for the returned RGB (overrides height) bare: Whether to hide the axes kwargs: Additional kwargs to the RGB constructor

Returns:

RGB element or array

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

matrix2sheet(float_row, float_col)

Convert a floating-point location (float_row,float_col) in matrix coordinates to its corresponding location (x,y) in sheet coordinates.

Valid for scalar or array float_row and float_col.

Inverse of sheet2matrix().

matrixidx2sheet(row, col)

Return (x,y) where x and y are the floating point coordinates of the center of the given matrix cell (row,col). If the matrix cell represents a 0.2 by 0.2 region, then the center location returned would be 0.1,0.1.

NOTE: This is NOT the strict mathematical inverse of sheet2matrixidx(), because sheet2matrixidx() discards all but the integer portion of the continuous matrix coordinate.

Valid only for scalar or array row and col.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rgb

Returns the corresponding RGB element.

Other than the updating parameter definitions, this is the only change needed to implemented an arbitrary colorspace as a subclass of RGB.

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sheet2matrix(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in Sheet coordinates to continuous matrix coordinates.

Returns (float_row,float_col), where float_row corresponds to y, and float_col to x.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

Note about Bounds For a Sheet with BoundingBox(points=((-0.5,-0.5),(0.5,0.5))) and density=3, x=-0.5 corresponds to float_col=0.0 and x=0.5 corresponds to float_col=3.0. float_col=3.0 is not inside the matrix representing this Sheet, which has the three columns (0,1,2). That is, x=-0.5 is inside the BoundingBox but x=0.5 is outside. Similarly, y=0.5 is inside (at row 0) but y=-0.5 is outside (at row 3) (it’s the other way round for y because the matrix row index increases as y decreases).

sheet2matrixidx(x, y)

Convert a point (x,y) in sheet coordinates to the integer row and column index of the matrix cell in which that point falls, given a bounds and density. Returns (row,column).

Note that if coordinates along the right or bottom boundary are passed into this function, the returned matrix coordinate of the boundary will be just outside the matrix, because the right and bottom boundaries are exclusive.

Valid for scalar or array x and y.

sheetcoordinates_of_matrixidx()

Return x,y where x is a vector of sheet coordinates representing the x-center of each matrix cell, and y represents the corresponding y-center of the cell.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

property xdensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the x direction.

property ydensity

The spacing between elements in an underlying matrix representation, in the y direction.

class holoviews.element.raster.Raster(data, kdims=None, vdims=None, extents=None, **params)

Bases: Element2D

Raster is a basic 2D element type for presenting either numpy or dask arrays as two dimensional raster images.

Arrays with a shape of (N,M) are valid inputs for Raster whereas subclasses of Raster (e.g. RGB) may also accept 3D arrays containing channel information.

Raster does not support slicing like the Image or RGB subclasses and the extents are in matrix coordinates if not explicitly specified.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Raster’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x158740790>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1587f7f90>)

The label of the x- and y-dimension of the Raster in form of a string or dimension object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, None), default=[Dimension(‘z’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1587f67d0>)

The dimension description of the data held in the matrix.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

The set of samples available along a particular dimension.

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, **reduce_map)

Reduces the Raster using functions provided via the kwargs, where the keyword is the dimension to be reduced. Optionally a label_prefix can be provided to prepend to the result Element label.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, **sample_values)

Sample the Raster along one or both of its dimensions, returning a reduced dimensionality type, which is either a ItemTable, Curve or Scatter. If two dimension samples and a new_xaxis is provided the sample will be the value of the sampled unit indexed by the value in the new_xaxis tuple.

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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sankey Module

class holoviews.element.sankey.Sankey(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Graph

Sankey is an acyclic, directed Graph type that represents the flow of some quantity between its nodes.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.graphs.Graph: kdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Sankey’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1591c5190>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[Dimension(‘Value’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x158daa290>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

edge_type

alias of EdgePaths

property edgepaths

Returns the fixed EdgePaths or computes direct connections between supplied nodes.

classmethod from_networkx(G, positions, nodes=None, **kwargs)

Generate a HoloViews Graph from a networkx.Graph object and networkx layout function or dictionary of node positions. Any keyword arguments will be passed to the layout function. By default it will extract all node and edge attributes from the networkx.Graph but explicit node information may also be supplied. Any non-scalar attributes, such as lists or dictionaries will be ignored.

Args:

G (networkx.Graph): Graph to convert to Graph element positions (dict or callable): Node positions

Node positions defined as a dictionary mapping from node id to (x, y) tuple or networkx layout function which computes a positions dictionary

kwargs (dict): Keyword arguments for layout function

Returns:

Graph element

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

node_type

alias of Nodes

property nodes

Computes the node positions the first time they are requested if no explicit node information was supplied.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, selection_mode='edges', **selection)

Allows selecting data by the slices, sets and scalar values along a particular dimension. The indices should be supplied as keywords mapping between the selected dimension and value. Additionally selection_specs (taking the form of a list of type.group.label strings, types or functions) may be supplied, which will ensure the selection is only applied if the specs match the selected object.

Selecting by a node dimensions selects all edges and nodes that are connected to the selected nodes. To select only edges between the selected nodes set the selection_mode to ‘nodes’.

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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selection Module

Defines mix-in classes to handle support for linked brushing on elements.

class holoviews.element.selection.Selection1DExpr(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr

Mixin class for Cartesian 1D Chart elements to add basic support for SelectionExpr streams.

class holoviews.element.selection.Selection2DExpr(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionIndexExpr

Mixin class for Cartesian 2D elements to add basic support for SelectionExpr streams.

class holoviews.element.selection.SelectionGeomExpr(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr

class holoviews.element.selection.SelectionPolyExpr(*args, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr

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stats Module

class holoviews.element.stats.Bivariate(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, StatisticsElement

Bivariate elements are containers for two dimensional data, which is to be visualized as a kernel density estimate. The data should be supplied in a tabular format of x- and y-columns.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Bivariate’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x1588e0590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159492c90>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Density’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159491610>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.stats.BoxWhisker(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

BoxWhisker represent data as a distributions highlighting the median, mean and various percentiles. It may have a single value dimension and any number of key dimensions declaring the grouping of each violin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’BoxWhisker’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15943aed0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15950d550>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15943aed0>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.stats.Distribution(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection1DExpr, StatisticsElement

Distribution elements provides a representation for a one-dimensional distribution which can be visualized as a kernel density estimate. The data should be supplied in a tabular format and will use the first column.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Distribution’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159597d90>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(1, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Value’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15958d690>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 1), default=[Dimension(‘Density’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159597e90>)

The value dimensions defined as the list of dimensions used to describe the components of the data. If multiple value dimensions are supplied, a particular value dimension may be indexed by name after the key dimensions. Aliased with value_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.stats.HexTiles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Selection2DExpr, Dataset, Element2D

HexTiles is a statistical element with a visual representation that renders a density map of the data values as a hexagonal grid.

Before display the data is aggregated either by counting the values in each hexagonal bin or by computing aggregates.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’HexTiles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159598590>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x159619ed0>)

The key dimensions defined as list of dimensions that may be used in indexing (and potential slicing) semantics. The order of the dimensions listed here determines the semantics of each component of a multi-dimensional indexing operation. Aliased with key_dimensions.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.stats.StatisticsElement(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: Dataset, Element2D

StatisticsElement provides a baseclass for Element types that compute statistics based on the input data, usually a density. The value dimension of such elements are therefore usually virtual and not computed until the element is plotted.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: group, datatype

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dim, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.stats.Violin(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: BoxWhisker

Violin elements represent data as 1D distributions visualized as a kernel-density estimate. It may have a single value dimension and any number of key dimensions declaring the grouping of each violin.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

holoviews.element.stats.BoxWhisker: kdims, vdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Violin’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15971b190>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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tabular Module

class holoviews.element.tabular.ItemTable(data, **params)

Bases: Element

A tabular element type to allow convenient visualization of either a standard Python dictionary or a list of tuples (i.e. input suitable for an dict constructor). Tables store heterogeneous data with different labels.

Dimension objects are also accepted as keys, allowing dimensional information (e.g. type and units) to be associated per heading.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’ItemTable’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a036450>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, 0), default=[], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a0150d0>)

ItemTables hold an index Dimension for each value they contain, i.e. they are equivalent to the keys.

vdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[Dimension(‘Default’)], label=’Vdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a014510>)

ItemTables should have only index Dimensions.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

cell_type(row, col)

Returns the cell type given a row and column index. The common basic cell types are ‘data’ and ‘heading’.

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(*args, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

pprint_cell(row, col)

Get the formatted cell value for the given row and column indices.

range(dimension, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, **reduce_map)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

class holoviews.element.tabular.Table(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **kwargs)

Bases: SelectionIndexExpr, Dataset, Tabular

Table is a Dataset type, which gets displayed in a tabular format and is convertible to most other Element types.

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, kdims, vdims

holoviews.core.data.Dataset: datatype

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Table’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a07ad90>)

The group is used to describe the Table.

add_dimension(dimension, dim_pos, dim_val, vdim=False, **kwargs)

Adds a dimension and its values to the Dataset

Requires the dimension name or object, the desired position in the key dimensions and a key value scalar or array of values, matching the length or shape of the Dataset.

Args:

dimension: Dimension or dimension spec to add dim_pos (int): Integer index to insert dimension at dim_val (scalar or ndarray): Dimension value(s) to add vdim: Disabled, this type does not have value dimensions **kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to the cloned element

Returns:

Cloned object containing the new dimension

aggregate(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **kwargs)

Aggregates data on the supplied dimensions.

Aggregates over the supplied key dimensions with the defined function or dim_transform specified as a tuple of the transformed dimension name and dim transform.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to aggregate on

Default to all key dimensions

function: Aggregation function or transform to apply

Supports both simple functions and dimension transforms

spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**kwargs: Keyword arguments either passed to the aggregation function

or to create new names for the transformed variables

Returns:

Returns the aggregated Dataset

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

cell_type(row, col)

Type of the table cell, either ‘data’ or ‘heading’

Args:

row (int): Integer index of table row col (int): Integer index of table column

Returns:

Type of the table cell, either ‘data’ or ‘heading’

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords=None, **kwargs)

Snaps coordinate(s) to closest coordinate in Dataset

Args:

coords: List of coordinates expressed as tuples **kwargs: Coordinates defined as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property cols

Number of columns in table

columns(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to a dictionary.

Returns a dictionary of column arrays along each dimension of the element.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns

Returns:

Dictionary of arrays for each dimension

compute()

Computes the data to a data format that stores the daata in memory, e.g. a Dask dataframe or array is converted to a Pandas DataFrame or NumPy array.

Returns:

Dataset with the data stored in in-memory format

property dataset

The Dataset that this object was created from

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

groupby(dimensions=None, container_type=<class 'holoviews.core.spaces.HoloMap'>, group_type=None, dynamic=False, **kwargs)

Groups object by one or more dimensions

Applies groupby operation over the specified dimensions returning an object of type container_type (expected to be dictionary-like) containing the groups.

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to group by container_type: Type to cast group container to group_type: Type to cast each group to dynamic: Whether to return a DynamicMap **kwargs: Keyword arguments to pass to each group

Returns:

Returns object of supplied container_type containing the groups. If dynamic=True returns a DynamicMap instead.

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

property iloc

Returns iloc indexer with support for columnar indexing.

Returns an iloc object providing a convenient interface to slice and index into the Dataset using row and column indices. Allow selection by integer index, slice and list of integer indices and boolean arrays.

Examples:

• Index the first row and column:

  dataset.iloc[0, 0]

• Select rows 1 and 2 with a slice:

  dataset.iloc[1:3, :]

• Select with a list of integer coordinates:

  dataset.iloc[[0, 2, 3]]

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

property ndloc

Returns ndloc indexer with support for gridded indexing.

Returns an ndloc object providing nd-array like indexing for gridded datasets. Follows NumPy array indexing conventions, allowing for indexing, slicing and selecting a list of indices on multi-dimensional arrays using integer indices. The order of array indices is inverted relative to the Dataset key dimensions, e.g. an Image with key dimensions ‘x’ and ‘y’ can be indexed with image.ndloc[iy, ix], where iy and ix are integer indices along the y and x dimensions.

Examples:

• Index value in 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[3, 1]

• Slice along y-axis of 2D array:

  dataset.ndloc[2:5, :]

• Vectorized (non-orthogonal) indexing along x- and y-axes:

  dataset.ndloc[[1, 2, 3], [0, 2, 3]]

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

persist()

Persists the results of a lazy data interface to memory to speed up data manipulation and visualization. If the particular data backend already holds the data in memory this is a no-op. Unlike the compute method this maintains the same data type.

Returns:

Dataset with the data persisted to memory

property pipeline

Chain operation that evaluates the sequence of operations that was used to create this object, starting with the Dataset stored in dataset property

pprint_cell(row, col)

Formatted contents of table cell.

Args:

row (int): Integer index of table row col (int): Integer index of table column

Returns:

Formatted table cell contents

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reductions)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The Dataset after reductions have been applied.

reindex(kdims=None, vdims=None)

Reindexes Dataset dropping static or supplied kdims

Creates a new object with a reordered or reduced set of key dimensions. By default drops all non-varying key dimensions.x

Args:

kdims (optional): New list of key dimensionsx vdims (optional): New list of value dimensions

Returns:

Reindexed object

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

property rows

Number of rows in table (including header)

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=True, **kwargs)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_expr=None, selection_specs=None, **selection)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

• predicate expression: A holoviews.dim expression, e.g.:

  from holoviews import dim ds.select(selection_expr=dim(‘x’) % 2 == 0)

Args:

selection_expr: holoviews.dim predicate expression

specifying selection.

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

property shape

Returns the shape of the data.

sort(by=None, reverse=False)

Sorts the data by the values along the supplied dimensions.

Args:

by: Dimension(s) to sort by reverse (bool, optional): Reverse sort order

Returns:

Sorted Dataset

property to

Returns the conversion interface with methods to convert Dataset

transform(*args, **kwargs)

Transforms the Dataset according to a dimension transform.

Transforms may be supplied as tuples consisting of the dimension(s) and the dim transform to apply or keyword arguments mapping from dimension(s) to dim transforms. If the arg or kwarg declares multiple dimensions the dim transform should return a tuple of values for each.

A transform may override an existing dimension or add a new one in which case it will be added as an additional value dimension.

Args:

args: Specify the output arguments and transforms as a

tuple of dimension specs and dim transforms

drop (bool): Whether to drop all variables not part of the transform keep_index (bool): Whether to keep indexes

Whether to apply transform on datastructure with index, e.g. pandas.Series or xarray.DataArray, (important for dask datastructures where index may be required to align datasets).

kwargs: Specify new dimensions in the form new_dim=dim_transform

Returns:

Transformed dataset with new dimensions

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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tiles Module

class holoviews.element.tiles.Tiles(data=None, kdims=None, vdims=None, **params)

Bases: Element2D

The Tiles element represents tile sources, specified as URL containing different template variables or xyzservices.TileProvider. These variables correspond to three different formats for specifying the spatial location and zoom level of the requested tiles:

• Web mapping tiles sources containing {x}, {y}, and {z} variables

• Bounding box tile sources containing {XMIN}, {XMAX}, {YMIN}, {YMAX} variables

• Quadkey tile sources containing a {Q} variable

Tiles are defined in a pseudo-Mercator projection (EPSG:3857) defined as eastings and northings. Any data overlaid on a tile source therefore has to be defined in those coordinates or be projected (e.g. using GeoViews).

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.dimension.LabelledData: label

holoviews.core.dimension.Dimensioned: cdims, vdims

holoviews.core.element.Element2D: extents

group = param.String(allow_refs=False, constant=True, default=’Tiles’, label=’Group’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a394ad0>)

A string describing the data wrapped by the object.

kdims = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(2, 2), constant=True, default=[Dimension(‘x’), Dimension(‘y’)], label=’Kdims’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a2796d0>)

The key dimensions of a geometry represent the x- and y- coordinates in a 2D space.

array(dimensions=None)

Convert dimension values to columnar array.

Args:

dimensions: List of dimensions to return

Returns:

Array of columns corresponding to each dimension

clone(data=None, shared_data=True, new_type=None, link=True, *args, **overrides)

Clones the object, overriding data and parameters.

Args:

data: New data replacing the existing data shared_data (bool, optional): Whether to use existing data new_type (optional): Type to cast object to link (bool, optional): Whether clone should be linked

Determines whether Streams and Links attached to original object will be inherited.

*args: Additional arguments to pass to constructor **overrides: New keyword arguments to pass to constructor

Returns:

Cloned object

closest(coords, **kwargs)

Snap list or dict of coordinates to closest position.

Args:

coords: List of 1D or 2D coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Returns:

List of tuples of the snapped coordinates

Raises:

NotImplementedError: Raised if snapping is not supported

property ddims

The list of deep dimensions

dframe(dimensions=None, multi_index=False)

Convert dimension values to DataFrame.

Returns a pandas dataframe of columns along each dimension, either completely flat or indexed by key dimensions.

Args:

dimensions: Dimensions to return as columns multi_index: Convert key dimensions to (multi-)index

Returns:

DataFrame of columns corresponding to each dimension

dimension_values(dimension, expanded=True, flat=True)

Return the values along the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to return values for expanded (bool, optional): Whether to expand values

Whether to return the expanded values, behavior depends on the type of data:

• Columnar: If false returns unique values

• Geometry: If false returns scalar values per geometry

• Gridded: If false returns 1D coordinates

flat (bool, optional): Whether to flatten array

Returns:

NumPy array of values along the requested dimension

dimensions(selection='all', label=False)

Lists the available dimensions on the object

Provides convenient access to Dimensions on nested Dimensioned objects. Dimensions can be selected by their type, i.e. ‘key’ or ‘value’ dimensions. By default ‘all’ dimensions are returned.

Args:

selection: Type of dimensions to return

The type of dimension, i.e. one of ‘key’, ‘value’, ‘constant’ or ‘all’.

label: Whether to return the name, label or Dimension

Whether to return the Dimension objects (False), the Dimension names (True/’name’) or labels (‘label’).

Returns:

List of Dimension objects or their names or labels

static easting_northing_to_lon_lat(easting, northing)

Projects the given easting, northing values into longitude, latitude coordinates.

See docstring for holoviews.util.transform.easting_northing_to_lon_lat for more information

get_dimension(dimension, default=None, strict=False)

Get a Dimension object by name or index.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or integer index default (optional): Value returned if Dimension not found strict (bool, optional): Raise a KeyError if not found

Returns:

Dimension object for the requested dimension or default

get_dimension_index(dimension)

Get the index of the requested dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Integer index of the requested dimension

get_dimension_type(dim)

Get the type of the requested dimension.

Type is determined by Dimension.type attribute or common type of the dimension values, otherwise None.

Args:

dimension: Dimension to look up by name or by index

Returns:

Declared type of values along the dimension

hist(dimension=None, num_bins=20, bin_range=None, adjoin=True, **kwargs)

Computes and adjoins histogram along specified dimension(s).

Defaults to first value dimension if present otherwise falls back to first key dimension.

Args:

dimension: Dimension(s) to compute histogram on num_bins (int, optional): Number of bins bin_range (tuple optional): Lower and upper bounds of bins adjoin (bool, optional): Whether to adjoin histogram

Returns:

AdjointLayout of element and histogram or just the histogram

static lon_lat_to_easting_northing(longitude, latitude)

Projects the given longitude, latitude values into Web Mercator (aka Pseudo-Mercator or EPSG:3857) coordinates.

See docstring for holoviews.util.transform.lon_lat_to_easting_northing for more information

map(map_fn, specs=None, clone=True)

Map a function to all objects matching the specs

Recursively replaces elements using a map function when the specs apply, by default applies to all objects, e.g. to apply the function to all contained Curve objects:

dmap.map(fn, hv.Curve)

Args:

map_fn: Function to apply to each object specs: List of specs to match

List of types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

clone: Whether to clone the object or transform inplace

Returns:

Returns the object after the map_fn has been applied

matches(spec)

Whether the spec applies to this object.

Args:

spec: A function, spec or type to check for a match

• A ‘type[[.group].label]’ string which is compared against the type, group and label of this object

• A function which is given the object and returns a boolean.

• An object type matched using isinstance.

Returns:

bool: Whether the spec matched this object.

options(*args, clone=True, **kwargs)

Applies simplified option definition returning a new object.

Applies options on an object or nested group of objects in a flat format returning a new object with the options applied. If the options are to be set directly on the object a simple format may be used, e.g.:

obj.options(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

If the object is nested the options must be qualified using a type[.group][.label] specification, e.g.:

obj.options(‘Image’, cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)

or using:

obj.options({‘Image’: dict(cmap=’viridis’, show_title=False)})

Identical to the .opts method but returns a clone of the object by default.

Args:

*args: Sets of options to apply to object

Supports a number of formats including lists of Options objects, a type[.group][.label] followed by a set of keyword options to apply and a dictionary indexed by type[.group][.label] specs.

backend (optional): Backend to apply options to

Defaults to current selected backend

clone (bool, optional): Whether to clone object

Options can be applied inplace with clone=False

**kwargs: Keywords of options

Set of options to apply to the object

Returns:

Returns the cloned object with the options applied

range(dim, data_range=True, dimension_range=True)

Return the lower and upper bounds of values along dimension.

Args:

dimension: The dimension to compute the range on. data_range (bool): Compute range from data values dimension_range (bool): Include Dimension ranges

Whether to include Dimension range and soft_range in range calculation

Returns:

Tuple containing the lower and upper bound

reduce(dimensions=None, function=None, spreadfn=None, **reduction)

Applies reduction along the specified dimension(s).

Allows reducing the values along one or more key dimension with the supplied function. Supports two signatures:

Reducing with a list of dimensions, e.g.:

ds.reduce([‘x’], np.mean)

Defining a reduction using keywords, e.g.:

ds.reduce(x=np.mean)

Args:

dimensions: Dimension(s) to apply reduction on

Defaults to all key dimensions

function: Reduction operation to apply, e.g. numpy.mean spreadfn: Secondary reduction to compute value spread

Useful for computing a confidence interval, spread, or standard deviation.

**reductions: Keyword argument defining reduction

Allows reduction to be defined as keyword pair of dimension and function

Returns:

The element after reductions have been applied.

relabel(label=None, group=None, depth=0)

Clone object and apply new group and/or label.

Applies relabeling to children up to the supplied depth.

Args:

label (str, optional): New label to apply to returned object group (str, optional): New group to apply to returned object depth (int, optional): Depth to which relabel will be applied

If applied to container allows applying relabeling to contained objects up to the specified depth

Returns:

Returns relabelled object

sample(samples=None, bounds=None, closest=False, **sample_values)

Samples values at supplied coordinates.

Allows sampling of element with a list of coordinates matching the key dimensions, returning a new object containing just the selected samples. Supports multiple signatures:

Sampling with a list of coordinates, e.g.:

ds.sample([(0, 0), (0.1, 0.2), …])

Sampling a range or grid of coordinates, e.g.:

1D: ds.sample(3) 2D: ds.sample((3, 3))

Sampling by keyword, e.g.:

ds.sample(x=0)

Args:

samples: List of nd-coordinates to sample bounds: Bounds of the region to sample

Defined as two-tuple for 1D sampling and four-tuple for 2D sampling.

closest: Whether to snap to closest coordinates **kwargs: Coordinates specified as keyword pairs

Keywords of dimensions and scalar coordinates

Returns:

Element containing the sampled coordinates

select(selection_specs=None, **kwargs)

Applies selection by dimension name

Applies a selection along the dimensions of the object using keyword arguments. The selection may be narrowed to certain objects using selection_specs. For container objects the selection will be applied to all children as well.

Selections may select a specific value, slice or set of values:

• value: Scalar values will select rows along with an exact

  match, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=3)

• slice: Slices may be declared as tuples of the upper and

  lower bound, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=(0, 3))

• values: A list of values may be selected using a list or

  set, e.g.:

  ds.select(x=[0, 1, 2])

Args:

selection_specs: List of specs to match on

A list of types, functions, or type[.group][.label] strings specifying which objects to apply the selection on.

**selection: Dictionary declaring selections by dimension

Selections can be scalar values, tuple ranges, lists of discrete values and boolean arrays

Returns:

Returns an Dimensioned object containing the selected data or a scalar if a single value was selected

traverse(fn=None, specs=None, full_breadth=True)

Traverses object returning matching items Traverses the set of children of the object, collecting the all objects matching the defined specs. Each object can be processed with the supplied function. Args:

fn (function, optional): Function applied to matched objects specs: List of specs to match

Specs must be types, functions or type[.group][.label] specs to select objects to return, by default applies to all objects.

full_breadth: Whether to traverse all objects

Whether to traverse the full set of objects on each container or only the first.

Returns:

list: List of objects that matched

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util Module

class holoviews.element.util.categorical_aggregate2d(*, datatype, dynamic, group, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams, name)

Bases: Operation

Generates a gridded Dataset of 2D aggregate arrays indexed by the first two dimensions of the passed Element, turning all remaining dimensions into value dimensions. The key dimensions of the gridded array are treated as categorical indices. Useful for data indexed by two independent categorical variables such as a table of population values indexed by country and year. Data that is indexed by continuous dimensions should be binned before aggregation. The aggregation will retain the global sorting order of both dimensions.

>> table = Table([(‘USA’, 2000, 282.2), (‘UK’, 2005, 58.89)],

kdims=[‘Country’, ‘Year’], vdims=[‘Population’])

>> categorical_aggregate2d(table) Dataset({‘Country’: [‘USA’, ‘UK’], ‘Year’: [2000, 2005],

‘Population’: [[ 282.2 , np.nan], [np.nan, 58.89]]},

kdims=[‘Country’, ‘Year’], vdims=[‘Population’])

Parameters inherited from:

holoviews.core.operation.Operation: group, dynamic, input_ranges, link_inputs, streams

datatype = param.List(allow_refs=False, bounds=(0, None), default=[‘xarray’, ‘grid’], label=’Datatype’, nested_refs=False, rx=<param.reactive.reactive_ops object at 0x15a45db90>)

The grid interface types to use when constructing the gridded Dataset.

classmethod get_overlay_bounds(overlay)

Returns the extents if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent extents, otherwise raises an exception.

classmethod get_overlay_label(overlay, default_label='')

Returns a label if all the elements of an overlay agree on a consistent label, otherwise returns the default label.

classmethod instance(**params)

Return an instance of this class, copying parameters from any existing instance provided.

process_element(element, key, **params)

The process_element method allows a single element to be operated on given an externally supplied key.

classmethod search(element, pattern)

Helper method that returns a list of elements that match the given path pattern of form {type}.{group}.{label}.

The input may be a Layout, an Overlay type or a single Element.

holoviews.element.util.circular_layout(nodes)

Lay out nodes on a circle and add node index.

holoviews.element.util.compute_slice_bounds(slices, scs, shape)

Given a 2D selection consisting of slices/coordinates, a SheetCoordinateSystem and the shape of the array returns a new BoundingBox representing the sliced region.

holoviews.element.util.connect_edges(graph)

Given a Graph element containing abstract edges compute edge segments directly connecting the source and target nodes. This operation just uses internal HoloViews operations and will be a lot slower than the pandas equivalent.

holoviews.element.util.connect_edges_pd(graph)

Given a Graph element containing abstract edges compute edge segments directly connecting the source and target nodes. This operation depends on pandas and is a lot faster than the pure NumPy equivalent.

holoviews.element.util.connect_tri_edges_pd(trimesh)

Given a TriMesh element containing abstract edges compute edge segments directly connecting the source and target nodes. This operation depends on pandas and is a lot faster than the pure NumPy equivalent.

holoviews.element.util.quadratic_bezier(start, end, c0=(0, 0), c1=(0, 0), steps=50)

Compute quadratic bezier spline given start and end coordinate and two control points.

holoviews.element.util.reduce_fn(x)

Aggregation function to get the first non-zero value.

holoviews.element.util.split_path(path)

Split a Path type containing a single NaN separated path into multiple subpaths.

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