Love the code! It works really well. I'm trying to supply my own list of RGB values:
['#a6ce39','#ccdb99','#739d00','#00708b','#4c9dbb','#00455f','#f2a900','#991e66','#999899','#515250']
This should be similar to your final example, with the exception that your colors were written ("red", "cyan", etc).
Hi,
Love the code! It works really well. I'm trying to supply my own list of RGB values: ['#a6ce39','#ccdb99','#739d00','#00708b','#4c9dbb','#00455f','#f2a900','#991e66','#999899','#515250']
This should be similar to your final example, with the exception that your colors were written ("red", "cyan", etc).
Code below, and result attached.
Thanks!
Erin
Read in dataframe
df = pd.read_csv("Themes.csv")
Create figure
fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(7,7), dpi=100)
Create Treemap
trc = tr.treemap( ax, df, area='# Genes', labels='Theme',cmap=['#a6ce39','#ccdb99','#739d00','#00708b','#4c9dbb','#00455f','#f2a900','#991e66','#999899','#515250'], rectprops={'ec':'w', 'lw':2}, textprops={'c':'black', 'fontstyle':'normal','reflow':True}, )
No axis needed
ax.axis('off')
Save figure
fig.savefig('fig2.svg', dpi='figure', bbox_inches='tight')