Gallery
This page contains a gallery showcasing either plotting functionality provided in the pyhdtoolkit.plotting
submodules, or plots made from results of convenient functions available in pyhdtoolkit.
Important
The examples shown here are plotted with a customized but simple rcParams style, simply for
visibility in these galleries. If one uses this package and sets their own preferences or uses
their own mplstyle, the resulting plots might look significantly different.
The package provides several plotting styles in the styles submodules,
which are tailored for good rendering in my LaTeX documents and are made for good compatibility
with the various plotters in plotting. These styles are described in the
styles documentation section.
One can use them in two ways, shown below with as example the MEDIUM style defined in
pyhdtoolkit.plotting.styles.thesis.
Update the rcParams at runtime with:
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt from pyhdtoolkit.plotting.styles.thesis import MEDIUM plt.rcParams.update(MEDIUM) # plotting code here
Or, for a temporary update of the rcParams:
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt from pyhdtoolkit.plotting.styles.thesis import MEDIUM with plt.rc_context(MEDIUM): # Plotting code here
Do a one-time install of the styles as .mplstyle files to use in matplotlib:
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt from pyhdtoolkit.plotting.styles import install_mpl_styles install_mpl_styles() # only run this once plt.style.use("thesis-medium") # loaded from created file 'thesis-medium.mplstyle'
In both cases, re-updating the rcParams later on will always overwrite these settings.
Click on any image thumbnail to see the corresponding gallery page with full images and access to the source code.
