I have a data which I am trying to plot. However when I call plot function, I get a weird line. How can I get rid of this thing and why does it occur ?
The plot function draws lines between points. If there is a "weird" line, then it means you are providing two consecutive points that form that line
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Is it possible to generate line plots with standard error in Tensorboard?
It would be enough to plot three separate lines and using something similar to matplotlib.fill_between, or in the worst of the cases, plotting vertical error bars.
i am creating a scatter plot with series of points, these points are clustered in some regions, so text associated to the points are overlapping. I tried using adjust text package, it kind of solved the problem, but some lines are intersecting, which i don't want to happen. I am trying to tune parameters given to adjust text, so far no success.
I have attached my script and chart o/p below. PS: i have disguised the text of each points
Any thoughts or suggestions
from adjustText import adjust_text
adjust_text(texts,expand_objects=(10,10),force_points=(25,25),lim=1000,force_text=
(50,50),only_move={'points':'xy','texts':'xy'},arrowprops=dict(arrowstyle="-
>",color="r",lw=0.5))
So I have this function,
func(a,x,y)
where x,y are the graphs coordinates, and a some other data (it doesnt really matter what a is for this problem)
I want this function to make subplots automatically,
so when the function is called and n number of times
func(a2,x2,y2)
func(a3,x3,y3)
func(a4,x4,y4)
.
.
func(an,xn,yn)
It should show n subplots on a graph
Note it is important that the function works in this way for my usecase, I dont want to be inputting an array of [a1,a2,...],[x1,x2,...],[y1,y2,...] and then plotting them all, I want to call each of the graph function seperately
I making this plot with custom bins, so some of them are empty. Eventually I want to remove the bars and keep only the line. But I need the line to simply start at the first point (rather than on the x axis) and connect with all the others. How do I prevent those vertical lines?
I've drawn a plot of 20 points on matplotlib
However, applying a '-o' parameter on the plot causes the plots to be connected in a weird order.
I would like it connected along the x axis (lowest x to highest x)
It currently looks like this
This is what it looks like with '-o'
Is there a way to force matplotlib to plot in increasing order of x values?
Yes.
Sort the points in increasing order of x-coordinates before giving those points to matplotlib, which simply connects the points in the order you give them to matplotlib.
(We could help you more if you show us the code, perhaps simplified, that gave you that bad example plot.)