On 4/4/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I would like to plot two different data series against a common
> time-series, e.g. dataset 1 is the precipitation data around a year at
> City 1, and dataset 2 is the precipitation of the same year taken at
> City 2. They
Dear all,
I would like to plot two different data series against a common
time-series, e.g. dataset 1 is the precipitation data around a year at
City 1, and dataset 2 is the precipitation of the same year taken at
City 2. They share a common x-axis. My goal is to draw the two lines
in the same sub
Chris,
Why wouldn't you try to use sorted on your dictionary, construct an array from
the result of sorted, and get the corresponding columns ?
>>>ddict={date(2008,01,01):10,date(2008,01,03):20,date(2008,01,02):30}
>>>results=numpy.array(sorted(ddict.iteritems()),)
>>>print results[:,0]
>>>[2008
Hey All,
I have a dictionary that maps date to a count (in this case the number
of false negatives from my spam filter) and I'm wondering how to best
plot something that looks like, say:
from datetime import date
data = {
date(2008,03,01):10,
date(2008,03,02):15,
date(2008,03,03):13,
}
Using matplotlib 0.91.2 with the current development version of
ipython on Linux with no local matplotlibrc file, I have noticed that
setting the font weight via
rc('text',fontweight='bold')
or
rc('font',weight='bold')
changes the relevant rc parameter but doesn't affect the weight of the
disp
Alan,
It would be nice to be able to plot and show, get feedback from the user
(perhaps using tkinter), and then update the plot on the screen, causing you
to have to use show twice (pylab.Draw()doesn't seem to work the way I'm
trying to use it -- with basemaps -- ie. to get the user to see
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 6:19 AM, Chris Squibb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Up until recently I have been using mpl 0.90.1, and my application
> worked fine. Yesterday I upgraded to 0.91.2 and am now getting the
> following traceback:
Are you getting that with every mpl script, eg the c
carlwenrich wrote:
> without having to increase the width of the whole chart?
Have a look at examples/major_minor_demo1.py and
examples/major_minor_demo2.py. I guess you are looking for something
like this ...
Manuel
-
Ch
Hey,
Up until recently I have been using mpl 0.90.1, and my application
worked fine. Yesterday I upgraded to 0.91.2 and am now getting the
following traceback:
File "application.
py", line 667, in plot
radial_plot_figure.savefig(png_file, dpi=self.dpi)
File "C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages
Hello!
I use matplotlib in interactive mode with the wxAgg backend under
WindowsXP. It often happens that I have quite a lot figure windows
hidden by other windows. Then it is difficult to pick the right figure
window from the taskbar, since their titles all start with 'Figure...'
and addition
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