Easy way to plot second plot as section of first plot
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I have a time-series plot of data in which I want to examine a section in more detail. Kind of like this, but with the second plot being below the first, and instead of the box bounding the section of data, bounding the x-axis labels instead.
Is there a simple way to go about this or am I going to have to write this from scratch?
EDIT: This past question seems to be after the same thing, but was never solved.
python matplotlib plot
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I have a time-series plot of data in which I want to examine a section in more detail. Kind of like this, but with the second plot being below the first, and instead of the box bounding the section of data, bounding the x-axis labels instead.
Is there a simple way to go about this or am I going to have to write this from scratch?
EDIT: This past question seems to be after the same thing, but was never solved.
python matplotlib plot
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
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I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39
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I have a time-series plot of data in which I want to examine a section in more detail. Kind of like this, but with the second plot being below the first, and instead of the box bounding the section of data, bounding the x-axis labels instead.
Is there a simple way to go about this or am I going to have to write this from scratch?
EDIT: This past question seems to be after the same thing, but was never solved.
python matplotlib plot
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
I have a time-series plot of data in which I want to examine a section in more detail. Kind of like this, but with the second plot being below the first, and instead of the box bounding the section of data, bounding the x-axis labels instead.
Is there a simple way to go about this or am I going to have to write this from scratch?
EDIT: This past question seems to be after the same thing, but was never solved.
python matplotlib plot
python matplotlib plot
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
asked Nov 20 at 6:32
Yoshi
19612
19612
1
I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39
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I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39
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I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39
I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39
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I'd say you have to do it yourself. But that shouldn't be too hard... Just create 2 subplots with different xlims...
– Julien
Nov 20 at 6:39