python Programming Glossary: plt_page_num

How to speed up matplotlib when plotting and saving lots of figures?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11688318/how-to-speed-up-matplotlib-when-plotting-and-saving-lots-of-figures

as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import time ... PLT_PAGE_NUM 39 # default is 39 SUB_PLT_NUM 20 # default is 20 for pp in.. is 39 SUB_PLT_NUM 20 # default is 20 for pp in xrange 0 PLT_PAGE_NUM plt.figure figsize 20 12 start_time time.clock for kk in xrange.. numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import time PLT_PAGE_NUM 39 # default is 39 SUB_PLT_NUM 20 # default is 20 TIME_LENGTH..

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