I'm currently using Matplotlib, but I'm looking for something that provides features like zooming, hovering, and tooltips. I want to visualize backtesting results and other data related to financial strategies. Any recommendations for libraries I can get? Thanks!
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Don't overlook hvplot! It has zooming and hovering functionalities and definitely adds some nice tooltips to your graphs.
Haven't you heard of pyvis? It’s a wrapper that generates HTML visualizations based on vis.js, which might suit your needs.
You should definitely check out Plotly; it’s super popular for making interactive graphs.
Bokeh is another great option! It produces interactive HTML graphs and has a solid toolset. Plus, it can integrate well with web frameworks like Flask if you ever need to embed your graphs on a web page.
I agree! While the exporting process can be a bit slow for interactivity, Bokeh really does provide that extra polish that makes it worthwhile.
Exactly! It might be a hassle with the export step, but Bokeh offers great features.
Sounds interesting! I’ll take a look at it, thanks for the tip!