How to change the tables’ fontsize with matplotlib.pyplot
I’m drawing a table with pyplot like this:
I’m drawing a table with pyplot like this:
I am drawing a map using basemap from matplotlib. The data are spreaded all over the world, but I just want to retain all the data on the continent and drop those on the ocean. Is there a way that I can filter the data, or is there a way to draw the ocean again to cover the data?
I use Matplotlib to generate PNG files of scatterplots. Now, for each scatterplot, in addition to a PNG file, I would also like to generate a list of pixel coordinates of the various points in the scatterplot.
To remove frame in figure, I write
I am using IPython with --pylab=inline and would sometimes like to quickly switch to the interactive, zoomable matplotlib GUI for viewing plots (the one that pops up when you plot something in a terminal Python console). How could I do that? Preferably without leaving or restarting my notebook.
Is it possible to query the current state of the matplotlib color cycle? In other words is there a function get_cycle_state that will behave in the following way?
I am using pyplot. I have 4 subplots. How to set a single, main title above all the subplots? title() sets it above the last subplot.
Instead of words or numbers being the tick labels of the x axis, I want to draw a simple drawing (made of lines and circles) as the label for each x tick. Is this possible? If so, what is the best way to go about it in matplotlib?
OS: Windows 10
I am trying to plot counts in gridded plots, but I haven’t been able to figure out how to go about it.