Coming from MATLAB, I started using matplotlib in the same fashion (and
was very appreciative of the similariry). That is, I would import pylab
and call the plotting functions as necessary. However, after seeing
some of how others are using matplotlib, it seems most people use axes
object methods to take care of plotting needs. I'm now taking this
approach as well, but I honestly don't know why I should (or if I
should). Will someone explain to me why one approach is better or worse?
thanks,
trevis
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Department of Physics
University of Ilinois
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