parameters: (self)
return_statement: return serieses
docstring: Different serieses should come up based on different data formats passed.
              1. Single series
                  This would be a choropleth map where the color intensity of different regions/polygons
                  differ based on the integer values in series. Two things are important here
                      a: It works with a colorAxis
                      b: First series i.e second column of tabular data must be integer.
              2. Multiple series
                  Example
                  State     Winner    Seats
                  Orissa    BJP       5
                  Bihar     RJD       10
                  Assam     BJP       7
                  Meghalaya AAP       12
                  Manipur   AAP       4
                  Punjab    AAP       4
  
                  In this case all states won by AAP make up one series and will be colored in a particular color.
                  Then all states won by BJP will be colored in a particular color. This color will be different from AAP color.
                  But colorAxis doesn't make sense here. It's not a choropleth map. But colorAxes(not colorAxis) could make senese here, i.e set color intensities for different serieses. But highcharts doesn't allow setting colorAxes, i.e color intensities for different serieses.
                  Graphos internally finds out all the distinct entries of second column of tabular data and created different serieses for different states.
docstring_summary: Different serieses should come up based on different data formats passed.
              1. Single series
                  This would be a choropleth map where the color intensity of different regions/polygons
                  differ based on the integer values in series. Two things are important here
                      a: It works with a colorAxis
                      b: First series i.e second column of tabular data must be integer.
              2. Multiple series
                  Example
                  State     Winner    Seats
                  Orissa    BJP       5
                  Bihar     RJD       10
                  Assam     BJP       7
                  Meghalaya AAP       12
                  Manipur   AAP       4
                  Punjab    AAP       4
docstring_tokens: Different serieses should come up based on different data formats passed . 1 . Single series This would be a choropleth map where the color intensity of different regions / polygons differ based on the integer values in series . Two things are important here a : It works with a colorAxis b : First series i . e second column of tabular data must be integer . 2 . Multiple series Example State Winner Seats Orissa BJP 5 Bihar RJD 10 Assam BJP 7 Meghalaya AAP 12 Manipur AAP 4 Punjab AAP 4
function: def get_series(self):
          """
          Different serieses should come up based on different data formats passed.
              1. Single series
                  This would be a choropleth map where the color intensity of different regions/polygons
                  differ based on the integer values in series. Two things are important here
                      a: It works with a colorAxis
                      b: First series i.e second column of tabular data must be integer.
              2. Multiple series
                  Example
                  State     Winner    Seats
                  Orissa    BJP       5
                  Bihar     RJD       10
                  Assam     BJP       7
                  Meghalaya AAP       12
                  Manipur   AAP       4
                  Punjab    AAP       4
  
                  In this case all states won by AAP make up one series and will be colored in a particular color.
                  Then all states won by BJP will be colored in a particular color. This color will be different from AAP color.
                  But colorAxis doesn't make sense here. It's not a choropleth map. But colorAxes(not colorAxis) could make senese here, i.e set color intensities for different serieses. But highcharts doesn't allow setting colorAxes, i.e color intensities for different serieses.
                  Graphos internally finds out all the distinct entries of second column of tabular data and created different serieses for different states.
          """
          if self.series_type == 'single_series':
              serieses = self.calculate_single_series()
          else:
              serieses = self.calculate_multi_series()
          return serieses
function_tokens: def get_series ( self ) : if self . series_type == 'single_series' : serieses = self . calculate_single_series ( ) else : serieses = self . calculate_multi_series ( ) return serieses