Chaitanya Krishna writes:
> I define the figure size as fig = plt.figure(figsize=(7,0.75*7)), then
> plot the figure and save it as both a png and an eps.
When you save as png, you can set the dpi, and if you use e.g. 100, the
figure will be 700 pixels wide; if you use 75, it will be 525 pixels
On 5/12/2009 9:57 AM Chaitanya Krishna apparently wrote:
> I define the figure size as fig = plt.figure(figsize=(7,0.75*7)), then
> plot the figure and save it as both a png and an eps.
> If I then measure the size of the figure as displayed (displayed with
> 0 zoom) on the computer screen with a r
Hi all,
I define the figure size as fig = plt.figure(figsize=(7,0.75*7)), then
plot the figure and save it as both a png and an eps.
If I then measure the size of the figure as displayed (displayed with
0 zoom) on the computer screen with a ruler, it does not measure 7 in.
Why is it so? Am I doin
