I have been playing with Holoview, which may be a good system for graphing
and plotting, as a replacement fro pyplot. It uses more declarative and
less procedural progamming, which is usually a good thing. It already
integrates with Jupyter Notebook, and so I decided to see if the
ViewRendered can display HoloView graphics in an @jupyter node.
It turns out that this works, if you pay attention to one thing. Holoview
can be set up to use either Bokeh or Matplotlib for behind-the-scenes
drawing. You have to set it to use Matplotlib. Typically you do this at
import time:
import holoviews as hvimport holoviews.utilhv.extension('matplotlib') # Don't
use 'bokeh' or any other backend name.
Then run the code in Jupyter Notebook. Let it finish and display the graphic,
then save the notebook. At this point, ViewRendered will be able to show the
graphic in the @jupyter node.
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