Hi all,
I am new to matplotlib. I like to know how to create a plot that contains
several y-axis (up to say, 6) with only 1 x-axis (similar to the two_scales.py
type plot but with all of the y-axis on one side). I know you can create
multiple single curve plots on the same page but that's not
Jouni K. Seppänen wrote:
> "Mika Orajärvi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> This code does seem to draw some kind of histogram but it would be
>> much more usefull to have at least the y-scale as logarithmic. But I
>> haven't found a way to make the scale logarithmic.
>
> According to the docstri
On 2/12/07, Matthias Michler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying something interactive using matplotlib with several subplots.
> My problem is that when using 'ax.plot' more than one 'draw()' command is
> needed to redraw the whole figure.
> So my question is: What are the differences in using
"Mika Orajärvi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This code does seem to draw some kind of histogram but it would be
> much more usefull to have at least the y-scale as logarithmic. But I
> haven't found a way to make the scale logarithmic.
According to the docstring of hist you can give it a keyword
Hi Mika,
Hi everybody,
I'm not sure I really understand your problem, but I attached my proposal /
solution, so you can think about it or maybe describe your problem once more.
Much success,
Matthias Michler
>
Sture
Did you look in the mail archive - there is a thread titled:
" x-axis Label in hh:mm:ss format"
which addresses this.
Derek
>>> Sture Lygren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2007/02/12 12:14:26 PM >>>
Hi,
Been reading the docs but couldn't find an easy solution for this one
...
I've got a dataset
Hi,
Been reading the docs but couldn't find an easy solution for this one ...
I've got a dataset containing dates and measurement (['2006-12-26
00:00:10','2006-12-26 00:00:20',...], [10.1722,7.99665,...]). Converting
dates using time.strptime, datetime and date2num I end up with this
dataset (
Hello everybody,
I'm trying something interactive using matplotlib with several subplots.
My problem is that when using 'ax.plot' more than one 'draw()' command is
needed to redraw the whole figure.
So my question is: What are the differences in using 'plot' and 'ax.plot'?
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