Multiple plots in one figure in Python
I am new to python and am trying to plot multiple lines in the same figure using matplotlib.
The value of my Y-axis is stored in a dictionary and I make corresponding values in X-axis in the following code
I am new to python and am trying to plot multiple lines in the same figure using matplotlib.
The value of my Y-axis is stored in a dictionary and I make corresponding values in X-axis in the following code
I have this code. I want to add a subplot to draw the cosine function. (I do not want to create a class). The second plot should be dynamically updated as well
I’ve been playing around with Matplotlib and I can’t figure out how to change the background colour of the graph, or how to make the background completely transparent.
I would like to scale the markersize of matplotlib.pyplot.Axes.scatter plot based on the number of points on the x/y-axis.
I’ve been trying to wrap text for long labels in my code. I tried the textwrap method suggested earlier here, but my code defines yticklabels through an array imported from a csv using the pyplot.setp() method. I’m using tight_layout() for the formatting otherwise.
So there is this guide:
http://matplotlib.org/examples/pylab_examples/scatter_symbol.html

I would like to use a colormap from matplotlib e.g. CMRmap. But I don’t want to use the “black” color at the beginning and the “white” color at the end. I’m interested to plot my data using the in-between colors. I think ppl use it quite often but I was searching over internet and could not manage to find any simple solution. I’ll appreciate if someone suggest any solution.
Is it possible to save (to a png) an individual subplot in a matplotlib figure? Let’s say I have
If I create colors by e.g:
I can add a y label to the left y-axis using plt.ylabel, but how can I add it to the secondary y-axis?