Hi all
I have a problem with 'imshow' under matplotlib 0.90.1-2ubuntu1 on
ubuntu 7.10. I have an 'incidence matrix' created using the 'imshow'
command, and it works well except for the fact that sometimes when
resizing my window, the incidence matrix flips upside-down.
Can I control this
Hi all
Can anyone tell me whether or not it is straightforward to run
matplotlib on OpenSUSE 10.2?
My project has a dependency on matplotlib and I have a user on that
platform who tells me that it's not available as an RPM in the SUSE
repository. Can that really be true?
Cheers
JP
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John
, so it really looks like a bug with spy().
And FWIW spy2(M) fails with an error, whereas spy2(D) shows the same bug
as spy(D).
Is this something that has been fixed in the new 0.90 release?
Cheers
JP
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John Pye
Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
University of New South
/whats_new.html (bit out of date)
Cheers
JP
Eric Firing wrote:
John Pye wrote:
Hi all
I have got some funny behaviour here that looks like a bug with the
spy() function. Using the latest python-matplotlib 0.87.5 package on
Ubuntu 6.10, I try:
$ ipython -pylab
from scipy import
Hi Lane,
I don't have any answers for you here, but I do wonder if you might
gains some insight on this by looking at the way IPython handles its
'-pylab' and '-gthread' etc flags?
Cheers
JP
Lane Brooks wrote:
So my question is: what is the correct way to setup python and/or
matplotlib when
I think this may be what you need
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/matplotlib.colors.html#LinearSegmentedColormap
As I recall there are some examples floating around somewhere, perhaps
on the wiki...
Cheers
JP
James Boyle wrote:
I am interested in producing a color map and accompanying
,colors)
print B =,B
pylab.figure()
pylab.hold()
pylab.imshow(B,interpolation='nearest',extent=0.5+nx.array([0,nx.size(A,0),nx.size(A,1),0]))
pylab.axes
pylab.show()
John Pye wrote:
Hi all
I have some data with enumerated values in an array. Values are like
1,2,7,9 spread
