I am testing the code below.
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
#import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
#plt.style.use('seaborn-white')
df = pd.read_csv('C:\\Users\\ryans\\OneDrive\\Desktop\\business.csv')
X = df[['latitude','longitude','address']].copy()
X['latitude'].value_counts()
X['longitude'].value_counts()
Result:
-115.123695 168
-111.940325 167
-115.171130 158
-111.821087 157
-115.224485 156
-82.032188 1
-89.383229 1
-89.533178 1
-81.475399 1
-111.857103 1
Next...
X['lat'] = pd.cut(df['latitude'], bins=10)
X['lon'] = pd.cut(df['longitude'], bins=10)
print(X)
Result:
latitude longitude ... lat lon
0 33.522143 -112.018481 ... (33.187, 35.014] (-115.536, -111.235]
1 43.605499 -79.652289 ... (42.252, 44.062] (-81.428, -77.17]
2 35.092564 -80.859132 ... (35.014, 36.824] (-81.428, -77.17]
3 33.455613 -112.395596 ... (33.187, 35.014] (-115.536, -111.235]
4 35.190012 -80.887223 ... (35.014, 36.824] (-81.428, -77.17]
... ... ... ... ...
192604 36.213732 -115.177059 ... (35.014, 36.824] (-115.536, -111.235]
192605 44.052658 -79.481850 ... (42.252, 44.062] (-81.428, -77.17]
192606 33.679992 -112.035569 ... (33.187, 35.014] (-115.536, -111.235]
192607 33.416137 -111.735743 ... (33.187, 35.014] (-115.536, -111.235]
192608 36.107267 -115.171920 ... (35.014, 36.824] (-115.536, -111.235]
Now, I am trying to visualize these bins of coordinates, and plot the densities of bins. So, the higher the counts, the more intense the color. Is that possible?
I found a couple examples on line, which show how to create heat maps of longitude and latitude data. Is that the only to do it, or is it possible to bin these data points?

