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How can i get list of font family(or Name of Font) in matplotlib
How can i get list of font family(or Name of Font) in matplotlib.
import matplotlib.font_manager
matplotlib.font_manager.findSystemFonts(fontpaths=None, fontext='ttf')
With help of this code i can ...
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write an upright mu in matplotlib
I'm trying to put an upright mu in my axes labels, but matplotlib just shows a square box.
Example code:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
plt.plot([1,2],[3,4])
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setting position of a figure at current plot location in matplotlib
I am trying to record sound from mic using pyaudio and plotting it at the same time (in parallel with recording).
I have created a horizontal plot window, who's size is bigger than the main ...
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How can I get matplotlib work correctly
Recently I am learning to using nltk on Windows 7. I installed Python2.7 and NumPy1.6.2 and matplotlib 1.3.0 for Python 2.7. But when I try to run the following code it just won't work(The first line ...
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Segmentation fault in Django with matplotlib
I am getting segmentation fault in Django, when using matlplot lib to generate the graphs dynamically in the same.
Here is the stack trace:
Process: Python [97865]
Path: ...
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Using Python to Telnet into CISCO router and store the output on a machine locally
Im new to python, I managed to telnet into my cisco router using my python codes. I am able to show commands on the screen, but I would like to save the outputs locally on my linux machine, same ...
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Matplotlib 1.3.0, legend line and text do not match
In this case the legend labels come from txt files, with a '\n' character at the end. Running this snippet:
lines = np.array([[1,1],[2,2],[3,3]])
plt.rc('font', size=10.)
for i, line in ...
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recording with pyaudio giving junk values even if MIC is muted or in pin drop silence
I am working on recording using pyaudio on windows. I am plotting recorded sound using matplotlib.
Recording length is 60 sec.
buffer size is 1024
What i am getting is, while recording, for first ...
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ubuntu 13.04 python2.7 cannot import matplotlib and other module
I have just installed matplotlib to generate some plots. but this module cannot be imported in python interpreter. although it can be imported in ipython, when i use ipython to execute those examples. ...
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Update greyscale image with matplotlib
I have a series of images coming from a video stream that I would like to display with Matplotlib (in greyscale). For some reason I can get them to display in colour perfectly fine, but not when I ...
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basemap plot only region of interest, not entire globe
I need to use a mollweide projection but plot only a region of interest. (eg lat=[10,90], lon=[-25, 45]). Basic code below.
It seems this does not possible with some projections in Basemap
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How to close with the border of a matplotlib plot
I found an odd behavior for pyplot plots. When the number of data points exceeds a certain amount, the line does not draw to the end -- there's white space on the far right that I cannot get rid of. ...
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fill_between gives “ValueError: Argument dimensions are incompatible”
Code below written in Python imports data from Excel to Python, then plots with matplotlib. I'm trying to fill above and below line 80 with different colors using the fill_between function, but it ...
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Can't load matplotlib 1.3.0
I'm running Python 2.7.5 on a Windows 7 machine. I've upgraded matplotlib to the latest stable version, 1.3.0, and whenever I try to use it (or start IPython with PyLab), I get the following error:
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Flip x and y axes for Matplotlib imshow()
I'm using pyplot with matplotlib, and I would like to display some data as an image. When I use imshow() the data is flipped from the way I want to view it. How would I switch the x and y axes, either ...
