Matplotlib Tutorial (2022): For Physicists, Engineers, and Mathematicians

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This from-scratch tutorial on Matplotlib is designed specifically for those studying physics, mathematics, and engineering. Before watching this, you may want to brush up on numpy:
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Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Making Plots Actually Look Nice 01:17 Quick Plotting: Line Plots 09:10 Quick Plotting: Histograms 12:27 A More Advanced API: Single Axes in one Figure 14:15 A More Advanced API: Multiple axes in 1 figure 18:41 Example 27:00 2D Plots: Filled-in contour plots 30:33 2D Plots: Contour Plot 32:12 2D Plots: 3D Surface Plot 33:40 2D Plots: StreamPlots 37:55 Image Reading 38:23 Animations

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The science style really overcomes a lot of pain in matplotplib. Thank you again

[@jhawar-ji]

Tight layout for subplots should also have been included. That's always a plus one

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Enjoy it very much, not only how to do it, but also how to think before plotting step by step.Thank you very much!

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Nicely done, i went thru set by step with you (lots of stop and go) programming and studying all your examples as yet another review of MatPlotLib, really very good practice. Only issues for me: could not access those additional styles you mention at beginning, perhaps you could offer more exact details on how to get them loaded/accessible. Also on my ipad can't zoom the video so your code was really tiny, i could read it but if you ever reduce the font it would no longer be legible.

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ANIMATION! YES! I can't believe it took me til end of semester to find a Numpy/Matplotlib animator!!

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Great video, man, thank you :)

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Very impressive... Thank you so much...

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Thank you for this vid bro. Please make a Seaborn or Plotly version of this.

[@alonsorodriguez5613]

Thank you for making this video. Terrific job. Is it possible to save the figures while keeping the Science Plots Format you declared at the beginning of your Jupyter notebook?

[@poxipollepi1]

How can I use the same text font/style as in the fig.text() at 26:43? The \Delta E gets compiled in italic dejaVu Sans by default and when I try to wrap it in \mathrm{} it just removes the italic and it still doesn't look roman like in the video.

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Thank youuu. Do you have any idea about creating a semantic graph? (an unweighted undirected graph)

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Thank you for the great video....can you help me to make appear some data values on the curve. thank you..

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Nice video.....please provide a code of how get the co ordinate values (x,y) of intersection points of two non linear curves in python. Plot visualization is also required in matplotlib. A lot of time it is needed in engineering calculation. Thank you.

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Could you please make a video on Petsc solver, how to install it and use it from A to Z showing a couple of matrix inversion examples. I will be very grateful. Thanks

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I'll take a look at it!

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Can you make a video explain how to install scienceplots on jupyter notebook on this new version.

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How to get different view of 3D projected graphs? like side view , top view with and without animation?

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Does anyone know how you would modify the animation code to track the motion of the second mass with a solid line? I think it would show the chaos of the motion very well

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Thank you

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Thanks, but how to change the interpolation from linear to something like cubic or something else...

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Mr. P, may I ask how to install the Science Plots:?

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[@naftab526]

Thanks a lot BRO, the tutorial is very helpful to get an overall idea. Can anyone plz let me know how to get a MULTI-PANEL plot using data from a FILE? Thanks in advance.

[@frankrobert9199]

great. when you recotd to make it size bigger, it would be better. it is a little small to look.

[@markkennedy9767]

Why is the method set_title() and set_label() for axes/subplots, yet title() and xlabel() etc for plots. You're doing the exact same thing (seemingly) yet the syntax has different words for these operations. It suggest to me that axes/subplots and plots are fundamentally different structures.

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Please I request you to do a tutorial on Electromagnetic wave animation in 3d in matplotlib

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How do I get your animation code (too fast to follow). Tks, Noel

[@MrPSolver]

All code is in the description!

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[@borisandfef]

What's the best way to import data from a csv file and manipulate it for plotting?

[@joseftrojan7664]

Try using Pandas!

[@borisandfef]

@@joseftrojan7664 thank you so much! Worked perfectly.

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How one install SciencePlots, please? Is it "pip install SciencePlots" ?

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why does my plots look blurry in my notebook compared to yours? :(

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I think increasing dpi might help e.g. plt.figure(dpi=100)

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7:15 x2 and x are of different dimensions. somehow it works for you..I got en error

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Why this video in your python play list, it is not python !

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Fantastic video as always. The fact that python plotting doesnt have a GUI like in MATLAB is SO tiring.

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Absolutely. That being said, you kind of get used to it.

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