I was trying to split the main question and get the answer, but it didn't work. So, asking the whole question.
I have a list of the list (or nested list):
list =
[[ ordinal id_easy latitude longitude
1891 1 17840 45.1069 7.6450
1892 2 17840 45.1069 7.6387
1893 3 17840 45.1075 7.6291
1894 4 17840 45.1121 7.6297,
ordinal id_easy latitude longitude
3855 1 15192 45.0066 7.5420
3856 2 15192 45.0076 7.5423
3857 3 15192 45.0066 7.5409
3858 4 15192 45.0067 7.5413,
ordinal id_easy latitude longitude
1478 1 3487 45.0333 7.5596
1479 2 3487 45.0374 7.5658
1480 3 3487 45.0356 7.5761],
[ ordinal id_easy latitude longitude
4143 1 26587 45.0363 7.6438
4144 2 26587 45.0365 7.6431,
ordinal id_easy latitude longitude
435 1 20047 45.0762 7.6594
436 2 20047 45.0759 7.6517
437 3 20047 45.0756 7.6437]
The length of this nested list is:
len(final_cluster_result) = 2 #2 clusters
If I check length of the first cluster:
final_cluster_result[0]) = 3 # 3 cars in cluster 1
And finally, final_cluster_result[0][0].longitude and .latitude gives us a series with locations of first cluster, first car.
Question:
With the help of for loop I want to:
- plot all clusters geo data in a grey
- plot on the previous one the highlighted geo data of first cluster, then another plot with second cluster
- (!) While highlighting a cluster on grey plot, color every car in a different color (as we see in a column
id_easyis a individual car). - after doing that I want to show the beginning point of every car (imagine that capital
Ois a starting point and otheroare the rest[O o o o o])
Something like:
But there in red dots not one car, but 2-3 cars. I want to define them in a different color
from Individual nested lists visualization

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