It seems to me the heatmap function is applied to the dataframe in its entirety. What if I only want the heatmap applied to a given set of column(s) from my dataset? I would imagine this can be achieved by smartly using cmap, but cannot seem to get it to work.
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Pass the desired sub-DataFrame to
seaborn.heatmap:df[[col1, col2, ..., coln]]returns a DataFrame composed of the columnscol1,col2, ...colnfromdf. Note the double brackets.If you wish to highlight only certain values and plot the heatmap as though all other values are zero, you could make a copy of the DataFrame and set those values to zero before calling
heatmap. For example, modifying the example from the docs,yields