🔒 Different plot with x and x.values ?

[fervent quiver]

I am trying to plot values of a variable as a function of the date by using matplotlib, but plt.plot(data) and plt.plot(data.values) do not plot the same graph. I think plt.plot(data) is the good plot, but it feels weird that all the area is covered in blue. The code I'm using is from https://www.kaggle.com/code/faressayah/stock-market-analysis-prediction-using-lstm. On these data the code works well, but does not work on another dataset. I check data.info() and type(data), and they are similar as the ones from kaggle. Any idea ?

[quasi dew]

@fervent quiver

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[sudden sable]

What does data and data.values look like?

[fervent quiver]

What I also don't understand is that the plots for data and data.values are the same for the dataset used on kaggle

[sudden sable]

Ahhh

@fervent quiver is the index ordered?

sum(data == data.sort_index)

If it’s not 0 then that’s your issue

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