Plot_trisurf for 1d-array arguments) and mesh for We also export the Matlab-like synonyms surf for plot_surface (or
Scatter3D (as well as text2D, text3D), exactly like the Plot3D, plot_surface, plot_trisurf, plot_wireframe, or Object, simply by calling one of: bar3D, contour3D, contourf3D, Unlike Matplotlib, however, you can create 3d plots directly without The PyPlot package also imports functions from Matplotlib's The following constructors are provided:ĬolorMap objects are displayed graphically In particular:ĬolorMap: a wrapper around the type. Simplify management of color maps (which are used to assign values toĬolors in various plot types). The PyPlot module also exports some functions and types based on the You canĪlso set a default via the Matplotlib rcParams parameter in your Where gui can currently be one of :tk, :gtk3, :gtk, :qt5, :qt4, :qt, or :wx. On the other hand, you may wish to use one of the Python Matplotlibīackends to open an interactive window for each plot (for interactive To use aĭifferent backend, simply call pushdisplay with the desiredĭisplay see the Julia multimedia display
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SVG, or PDF images, such as the IJulia environment. PyPlot can use any Julia graphics backend capable of displaying PNG, julia myscript.jl), then Matplotlib is executed inĪ plot window is not opened until you run show() (equivalent to plt.show() However, if you use PyPlot from a Julia script that is run non-interactively Or an IJulia notebook, then plots appear immediately after a plotting If you use PyPlot from an interactive Julia prompt, such as the Julia "image/png" or "application/pdf") that is supported by the Show(io, mime, fig) (or writemime in Julia 0.4) to write it to a given mime type string So you can use display(fig) to show a fig::PyFigure and The Figure type supports Julia's multimedia I/O You can get the current figure as a Figure object (a wrapperĪround ) by calling gcf(). Through plt.somefunction(.), as is conventional in Python, you canĭo import PyPlot const plt = PyPlot instead of using PyPlot. If you wish to access all of the PyPlot functions exclusively You must also explicitly qualify some functionsīuilt-in Julia functions. Matplotlib is somewhat inconsistent about capitalization: it hasĬontour3D but bar3d, etcetera. The raw PyObject for the matplotlib modules is also accessible Other functions in the module, you can also call (.)Īs plt.foo(.). Only the currently documented matplotlib.pyplot API is exported. Version number is returned by PyPlot.version. See the matplotlib.pyplot documentation for more
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The full matplotlib.pyplot API is far too extensive to describe here
Julia uses true and nothing instead of Python's True and In general, all of the arguments, including keyword arguments, areĮxactly the same as in Python. Title("A sinusoidally modulated sinusoid") Otherwise, you can reconfigure P圜all to use Conda via: If you are installing P圜all and PyPlot for the first time, just do ENV="" before running Pkg.add("PyPlot").
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Miniconda), then PyPlot will automatically install Matplotlib as needed. Private (not in the system PATH) Julia Python distribution (via Pkg.add("PyPlot") in Julia to install PyPlot and its dependencies. Once Matplotlib is installed, then you can just use Which doesn't require a GUI backend, or use the Qt, wx, or GTK+ backends
Library installed on your machine in order to use PyPlot. You will need to have the Python Matplotlib ZeroMQ socket with IPython.) Installation (This PyPlot package replaces an earlier package of the same name by This package takes advantage of Julia's multimediaĪPI to display plots in any Julia graphical backend, including asĪlternatively, you can use a Python-based graphical Matplotlibīackend to support interactive plot zooming etcetera. Overhead (arrays are passed without making a copy). Package to call Matplotlib directly from Julia with little or no Specifically to the matplotlib.pyplot module. Matplotlib plotting library from Python, and
This module provides a Julia interface to the
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