The matplotlib.pyplot.contour() function takes 3 input arrays X, Y and Z.
The arrays X and Y specify the x- and y-coordinates of points, while Z specifies the corresponding value of the function of interest evaluated at the points.
I am working on a project in which I need to put together a plot grid of 10 rows and 3 columns. Although I have been able to make the plots and arrange the subplots, I was not able to produce a nice plot without white space such as this one below from gridspec documentatation.
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I’d like to plot a normalized histogram from a vector using matplotlib. I tried the following:
I have a simple problem in python and matplotlib.
I have 3 lists : x, y and rho with rho[i] a density at the point x[i], y[i].
All values of x and y are between -1. and 1. but they are not in a specific order.
I am interested in plotting a legend in my scatterplot. My current code looks like this
How can I use any type of font in my font library on my computer (e.g. *otf or *ttf) in all my matplotlib figures?
How can I set a default set of colors for plots made with matplotlib? I can set a particular color map like this
Instead of the default “boxed” axis style I want to have only the left and bottom axis, i.e.:
I went through the examples in the matplotlib documentation, but it wasn’t clear to me how I can make a plot that fills the area between two specific vertical lines. For example, say I want to create a plot between x=0.2 and x=4 (for the full y range of the plot). Should I use fill_between, … Read more