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Date: 2025-10-29 12:11:33
Score: 7
Natty:
here are some clarifications for this request:
Step1: Data
Let's assume you have a factory that produces 3 products (A,B,C). Each product goes through 3 production steps (Stamping, Assembly, Test). You measure for each product the cycle time per production step in minutes. The data looks like this:
products=['Product A', 'Product A','Product A','Product A','Product A','Product B','Product B','Product B','Product B','Product B', 'Product C','Product C','Product C','Product C','Product C']
production_step=['Start', 'Stamping', 'Assembly','Test','End','Start', 'Stamping', 'Assembly','Test','End','Start', 'Stamping', 'Assembly','Test','End','Start', 'Stamping', 'Assembly','Test','End','Start', 'Stamping', 'Assembly','Test','End']
cycle_time=[0,150,100,170,0,0,130,80,100,0,0,100,90,120,0]
data = list(zip(products, production_step, cycle_time))
df=pd.DataFrame(data, columns=['Product', 'Production Step', 'Cycle Time (min)'])
Note: I artificially added a "Start" and "End" time of 0 so the area charts in the next Step 2 resemble density plots.
Step 2: Visualization
fig=go.Figure()
fig.add_trace(go.Scatter(x=df["Production Step"], y=df["Cycle Time (min)"], line_shape='spline', fill='tozeroy'))
fig.show()
Note:
- line_shape='spline' makes the line chart look smooth.
- fill='tozeroy' fills the the area below the line to the x-axis, which turns the line chart to an area plot.
Step3: Make it look like a ridge plot
This is where I'm stuck. What is missing is a vertical offset and the Product names appearing along the y-axis.
Do you have any ideas how to make this happen?
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