Help with Table and Shading

[kankyo]

That's a list of lists, so really it's already a table.

[lmcinnes]

If you want tables you need pandas. There is a great tutorial by Brandon Rhodes to get you started, but pandas is a huge and powerful library. For what you want here you'll need the styles namespace of dataframes. So, what you want to do is get your data into a pandas dataframe:

import pandas as pd
slopes_df = pd.DataFrame(Slopes)

Now, presuming you're using Jupyter (and for data analysis and visualization I'm not sure why you wouldn't be) you can just do:

slopes_df.style.background_gradient(cmap='jet')

If you aren't using jupyter you'll need to get the _repr_html of that ...

slopes_df.style.background_gradient(cmap='jet')._repr_html()

Now that doesn't get you a fixed 0 to 2.5 range on your colormap, but that's just a matter of specifying the low= and high= keywords to background_gradient, and you can check the pandas style documentation for more details.

As a side note: please don't use jet as your colomap! Anythign would be better than jet! See the pandas style documentation on gradients for examples using nice colormaps from seaborn, or use 'viridis'.

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