plots
This module provides functions related to plot or to plot data.
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Center a diverging colorbar. |
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Plot instrument channels for passband-type sensors. |
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Export colormap to Adobe Color Table file. |
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Export colormap ass CSS3 gradient. |
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Export colormap to cpt file. |
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Export colormap as GIMP gradient. |
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Convert a colormap into a list of RGBA values. |
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Export colormap to txt file. |
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Import colormap from Adobe Color Table file. |
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Import colormap from txt file. |
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Plot a colorized series of bars. |
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Create a colormap from a list of given colors. |
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Return a figure size matching the golden ratio. |
Get efficient (nrow, ncol) for n subplots |
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Return material design colors. |
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Plot a heatmap of two data arrays. |
Creates hectopascal labels for pascal input. |
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Creates logarithmic hectopascal labels for pascal input. |
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Walks through axes and labels each. |
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Plot a bitfield of categories with pcolor |
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Plot the distribution of y vs. |
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Plot atmospheric profile against pressure in linear space. |
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Plot atmospheric profile against pressure in log space. |
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Plot atmospheric profile of arbitrary property against height (in km). |
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Provide a ticklabel formatter that applies scaling. |
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Plot a scatter density plot matrix |
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Set colorbar limits. |
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Set given formatter for major and minor xticks. |
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Set given formatter for major and minor yticks. |
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Sort legend labels and handles. |
Handle matplotlib stylesheets shipped with typhon. |
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Create a common colorbar for all subplots in a figure. |
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Return the ARTS Ppath plotted on the surface |
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Return the ARTS Ppath plotted on the surface |
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Return the minimum and maximum of all pos variables of ppath_field |
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Adjusts the axis of plotted ppath_field to |
Plots the zenith angle coverage of a ppath_field for all the altitudes in the field. |
Typhon named colors
Typhon provides a number of named colors that can be used after importing
typhon.plots
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>>> plt.plot(x, y, color='ty:uhh-red')
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Typhon style sheet
Typhon provides a number of style sheets that can be used to alter the default appearance of matplotlib plots.
>>> plt.style.use(typhon.plots.styles.get('typhon'))