looking for a bit of guidance on something, and would like to know more about rendering some images using python and matplotlib.

Looking for someone who can basically answer some initial questions and possible look into a code repo

https://matplotlib.org/cheatsheets/

The cheatsheets on the repository site are really helpful.

I haven't delved to far into the library, but overall was pretty simple to do the basics.

I use it a little. I would ask you to clarify what you mean about 'rendering some images'.

I use it mainly for some home and DIY stuff. I have some sensors connected to a Raspberry Pi. The pi records the raw data as a .csv file. I use Python (with the Pandas and Matplotlib libraries) to do a little math and create a chart or graph.

It's been a while since I had to write the code. Now that I have what I want, I just recycle and tweak those lines of code and keep reusing it.

Matplotlib is what creates the graphs. You can actually choose the image type and size for each graph. There are a bunch of file types supported even vectors.

The thing that killed me was how to properly format time measurements on the graph axis. I swear that was the hardest thing to figure out. Initially 5 seconds read as "0 Years 0 Months 0 Weeks 0 Days 0 Hours 0 Mintes 5 Seconds" All I wanted was the integer "5".

If any of my rambling made sense let me know and I will see if I can help.

What are your questions? Post them.

I am taking an AI/ML course right now and during the EDA portion we used these with addition to the seaborn library to handle the visualization.

I know enough to be dangerous, so probably not the best at teaching it, but we can probably crowd hack on this thread and figure out what you are trying to do.

Depending on what you are looking to do, you might find seaborn easier to execute.