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How to Use Italic Font in Matplotlib (With Examples)

You can use the style argument to create an italic font in Matplotlib. This argument is commonly used with titles and annotated text in Matplotlib: Method...

A Complete Guide to the Default Colors in Matplotlib

In Python, Matplotlib has a list of default colors that it uses for the elements in a plot depending on the number of total...

How to Plot Only Horizontal Gridlines in Matplotlib

You can use the following basic syntax to only plot horizontal gridlines in Matplotlib: ax.grid(axis='y') The following example shows how to use this syntax in practice. Example:...

How to Add an Average Line to Plot in Matplotlib

You can use the following basic syntax to add an average line to a plot in Matplotlib: import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np #create scatter...

How to Add a Title to Matplotlib Legend (With Examples)

By default, legends in Matplotlib plots do not include a title. However, you can use the following basic syntax to add a title to a...

How to Add a Trendline in Matplotlib (With Example)

You can use the following basic syntax to add a trendline to a plot in Matplotlib: #create scatterplot plt.scatter(x, y) #calculate equation for trendline z = np.polyfit(x, y,...

How to Create a Relative Frequency Histogram in Matplotlib

A relative frequency histogram is a graph that displays the relative frequencies of values in a dataset. You can use the following syntax to create...

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