I made this video because I had a lot of problems understanding how to select graph channels through script. Here are some strategies I found effective. Below is the script from the video.

import bpy

LOOK FOR FCURVE BY NAME

NAME SHOULD LOOK LIKE: 'pose.bones["C"].location'

def fcurve_by_data_path(path): #GETS ALL CURVES myFcurves = bpy.context.object.animation_data.action.fcurves

curves_array = []   
counter = 0
#RETRIEVES THE CURVES WITH OUR NAME 
for curve in myFcurves:    
    if str(curve.data_path) == path :
        curves_array.append(curve)
        
        print("DATA PATH:", curve.data_path)         
        print("CURVE OBJECT:", curve)         
    
    counter += 1

return curves_array

use_array = fcurve_by_data_path('pose.bones["C"].location')

THE ENTRIES IN THIS ARRAY ARE OUR CURVES

#INFLUENCE WITH SELECTION #SELECTS THE CURVES IN THE EDITOR use_array[0].select = True use_array[1].select = True use_array[2].select = True

#YOU MUST CHANGE CONTEXT BEFORE USING OPS #bpy.context.area.ui_type = 'FCURVES' #bpy.ops.graph.hide()

#INFLUENCING THEM DIRECTLY all_curves = bpy.context.object.animation_data.action.fcurves all_curves.remove(use_array[0])

bpy.context.area.ui_type = 'TEXT_EDITOR' ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFX20G-JrPg