Using Holoviews, how can I set a title?












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I have been trying to set a title when using Holoviews and Bokeh. I'm overlaying 3 plots on each other. The code looks like this:



%%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
%%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
%%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' ] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


The plot looks like this:
Holoview Plot



As you can see, the labels of the individual curves show up great in the legend, but I get no title at the top of the plot.



How can I manually just set a title?










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    I have been trying to set a title when using Holoviews and Bokeh. I'm overlaying 3 plots on each other. The code looks like this:



    %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
    %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
    %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' ] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

    actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
    existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
    xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

    actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


    The plot looks like this:
    Holoview Plot



    As you can see, the labels of the individual curves show up great in the legend, but I get no title at the top of the plot.



    How can I manually just set a title?










    share|improve this question

























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      I have been trying to set a title when using Holoviews and Bokeh. I'm overlaying 3 plots on each other. The code looks like this:



      %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
      %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
      %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' ] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

      actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
      existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
      xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

      actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


      The plot looks like this:
      Holoview Plot



      As you can see, the labels of the individual curves show up great in the legend, but I get no title at the top of the plot.



      How can I manually just set a title?










      share|improve this question














      I have been trying to set a title when using Holoviews and Bokeh. I'm overlaying 3 plots on each other. The code looks like this:



      %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
      %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
      %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' ] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

      actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
      existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
      xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

      actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


      The plot looks like this:
      Holoview Plot



      As you can see, the labels of the individual curves show up great in the legend, but I get no title at the top of the plot.



      How can I manually just set a title?







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          I figured out that I can add a title_format="my new title" option in the overlay opts:



          %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
          %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
          %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' title_format="my new title"] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

          actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
          existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
          xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

          actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


          Now my plot has a title:



          Holoviews Plot with Title






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            I figured out that I can add a title_format="my new title" option in the overlay opts:



            %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
            %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
            %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' title_format="my new title"] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

            actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
            existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
            xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

            actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


            Now my plot has a title:



            Holoviews Plot with Title






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              I figured out that I can add a title_format="my new title" option in the overlay opts:



              %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
              %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
              %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' title_format="my new title"] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

              actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
              existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
              xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

              actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


              Now my plot has a title:



              Holoviews Plot with Title






              share|improve this answer


























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                I figured out that I can add a title_format="my new title" option in the overlay opts:



                %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
                %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
                %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' title_format="my new title"] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

                actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
                existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
                xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

                actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


                Now my plot has a title:



                Holoviews Plot with Title






                share|improve this answer













                I figured out that I can add a title_format="my new title" option in the overlay opts:



                %%opts Curve [width=900 height=400  show_grid=True tools=['hover'] finalize_hooks=[apply_formatter]]
                %%opts Curve (color=Cycle('Category20'))
                %%opts Overlay [ legend_position='bottom' title_format="my new title"] Curve (muted_alpha=0.5 muted_color='black' )

                actual_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'y', label='Actual')
                existing_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'Forecast Calls', label='Existing Forecast')
                xgb_curve = hv.Curve(df_reg_test, 'date', 'xgb_pred', label='New Forecast')

                actual_curve * existing_curve * xgb_curve


                Now my plot has a title:



                Holoviews Plot with Title







                share|improve this answer












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