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bokeh p.multi_line bokeh pydata en 0 10 0 docs reference plotting htmlParameters x str or list float values or field names of center x coordinates y str or list float values or field names of center y coordinates inner radius str or list float values or field names of inner radii outer radius str or list float values or field names of outer radii source ColumnDataSource optional a user supplied data source bokeh p.multi_line Figures Note that Bokeh plots created using the bokeh plotting interface come with a default set of tools and default visual styles See Styling Visual Attributes for information about how to customize the visual style of plots and Configuring Plot Tools for information about changing or specifying tools

gis processes github io L5 advanced bokeh htmlAdvanced plotting with Bokeh In this part we see how it is possible to visualize any kind of geometries normal geometries Multi geometries in Bokeh and add a legend into the map which is one of the key elements of a good map bokeh p.multi_line how to add Maintainer Note PR 8218 which will be merged for Bokeh 1 0 allows legends to be created directly for multi line and patches without any looping or using separate line calls michael harmon blog IntroToBokeh htmlp figure title Chicago p multi line You can see that in order to plot with Bokeh we need to pass in the the fact that we are plotting x and y coorindates These are also the name of the columns in the ColumnSourceData and correspond to the longitude and latitude values respectively

the ebola line tutorial 2538 I showed how you can use multi line to draw multiple lines but if you try to pass a list of legend values you will get a TypeError p figure x axis type datetime p multi line xs time ys case count bokeh p.multi_line michael harmon blog IntroToBokeh htmlp figure title Chicago p multi line You can see that in order to plot with Bokeh we need to pass in the the fact that we are plotting x and y coorindates These are also the name of the columns in the ColumnSourceData and correspond to the longitude and latitude values respectively xs xs ys ys legend labels source source This certainly lines up with my other experiences creating glyphs from a ColumnDataSource So that might be a cleaner way to solve your problem that plotting each line separately within a loop