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Method 1 Start a cell like so: import matplotlib matplotlib.use ('TkAgg') from matplotlib import pyplot as plt plt.ion () Then in the next cell type: plt.hist ( [3,8,10]) In most cases the plot will appear in its own window. Method 2 However, sometimes (not sure why), this does not work even after a kernel restart.
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edited. ok, it seems to be unrelated to those shell settings. It's probably related to the matplotlib backend settings. I usually use: %matplotlib inline sns. set_context ( 'notebook' ) %config InlineBackend. figure_format = 'retina'. in a simple example I am working for instance,
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To install Matplotlib with pip, open a terminal window and type: pip install matplotlib. Install Matplotlib with the Anaconda Prompt Matplotlib can be installed using with the Anaconda Prompt. If the Anaconda Prompt is available on your machine, it can usually be seen in the Windows Start Menu. To install Matplotlib, open the Anaconda Prompt ...
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takluyver commented on Dec 14, 2017. That looks like matplotlib is not installed in the environment. From an Anaconda command prompt, activate the Tensorflow environment and then conda install matplotlib. takluyver closed this as completed on Dec 14, 2017. minrk added this to the Reference milestone on Sep 13, 2018.
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%matplotlib widget not working in jupyter lab #148. Closed hasibzunair opened this issue Oct 27, 2019 · 7 comments Closed ... It might make people run back to notebook. orena1 mentioned this issue Nov 23, 2020. Add instruction to restart jupyterlab #279. Closed Copy link
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To activate the ipympl backend all you need to do is include the %matplotlib ipympl magic in the notebook. Alternatively you can use %matplotlib widget which will have the same effect. import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np fig, ax = plt.subplots() x = np.linspace(0, 2*np.pi, 100) y = np.sin(3*x) ax.plot(x, y) With a working Kernel ...
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JupyterHub discuss. When displaying matplotlib plots with jupyter (console / notebook / lab) inline, everything is working fine. When switching to an external window, e.g. with matplotlib or matplotlib TkAgg, things are working also with no problems when I use Python 3.8.x versions. But with Python 3.9.x, the plots get briefly started, and then ...
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To show image in Jupyter Notebook by matplotlib, one should use the %matplotlib inline magic command and plt.show(). As for your code, adding plt.show() after plt.imshow() expression will make the image shown. answered Jul 26, 2018 at 0:45. yann.
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