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title: Plotly-Graph-Objects-Treemap-101
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license: mit
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📊 Randomized Treemap Graphs for Demonstrating Data Variation 📈

🔍 Overview
- Introduction - Purpose - Data Visualization

🧮 Methodology
- Statistical Analysis - Random Sampling - Treemap Graphs

🚀 Implementation - Rendering Charts with Streamlit - Example Code

👋 Conclusion - Summary - Use Cases - Fun Facts

🔍 Overview  👋 Hello! In this article, we will learn about Randomized Treemap Graphs for Demonstrating Data Variation! 📊📈

🧮 Methodology:
1. 📈 Statistical Analysis: We'll use statistical analysis to demonstrate variation in data.
2. 🎲 Random Sampling: We'll generate random data to create our treemap graphs.
3. 🌳 Treemap Graphs: We'll use treemap graphs to display our data in a visually engaging way.

🚀 Implementation
1. 📊 Rendering Charts with Streamlit: We'll use Streamlit to render our treemap graphs.
2. 👀 Example Code: Here's an example code snippet to get you started!

```
import plotly.express as px
import streamlit as st

# Generate random data
data = px.data.tips()
fig = px.treemap(data, path=['day', 'time', 'value'], values='total_count')

# Render chart with Streamlit
st.plotly_chart(fig)

```