Hi all,
I apologize if this was asked before. I just started adding legends to my
plots
and found the legend stile for a point-plot, i.e. a plot using points rather
than
lines to be a bit confusing.
Example:
pylab.plot(arange(5), arange(5), 'o', label="foo")
pylab.legend()
Will produce a legend which looks like "o o foo".
Why are there two points? Can I force it to give me only one?
Thanks!
Regards,
Maximilian
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mfabulous wrote:
Hi all,
I apologize if this was asked before. I just started adding legends to my
plots and found the legend stile for a point-plot, i.e. a plot using points rather
than lines to be a bit confusing.
Example:
pylab.plot(arange(5), arange(5), 'o', label="foo")
pylab.legend()
Will produce a legend which looks like "o o foo".
Why are there two points? Can I force it to give me only one?
That may depend on how old your version of matplotlib is; for quite a while there has been a "numpoints" kwarg to the legend command which lets you set that number, e.g., "pylab.legend(numpoints=1)".
Eric
mfabulous wrote:
Hi all,
I apologize if this was asked before. I just started adding legends to my
plots
and found the legend stile for a point-plot, i.e. a plot using points
rather
than
lines to be a bit confusing.
Example:
pylab.plot(arange(5), arange(5), 'o', label="foo")
pylab.legend()
Will produce a legend which looks like "o o foo".
Why are there two points? Can I force it to give me only one?
That may depend on how old your version of matplotlib is; for quite a
while there has been a "numpoints" kwarg to the legend command which
lets you set that number, e.g., "pylab.legend(numpoints=1)".
Eric
Thats it...
thank you!
Cheers,
Maximilian
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