

Now, before we attempt to install NumPy, SciPy, and MatPlotLib, we need to install a bunch of other dependencies, if they aren't already installed.

The following will outline the steps I had to do to get the packages identified above installed. I'm a command line junky, so I had already installed apt-cyg. I had to scour the web for the following solutions, but I was not able to find a single I had a working Cygwin environment with Python 2.7 installed, but I needed to install Python3, NumPy, SciPy, and MatPlotLib, which brought about a whole slew of issues. To substitute a Palettable palette use the. Matplotlib follows a default color cycle when drawing a plot. Requires Matplotlib Palettes to be installed. save_continuous_image Save an image of the continuous, interpolated palette to a file. save_discrete_image Save an image of the defined colors of palette to a file. show_continuous_image Show the continuous, interpolated palette in the IPython Notebook. show_discrete_image Show the defined colors of the palette in the IPython Notebook. show_as_blocks Show the defined colors of the palette in the IPython Notebook. Palettes also have these methods: get_mpl_colormap Use this method to get a matplotlib color map and pass custom keyword mpl_colormap A continuous, interpolated matplotlib mpl_colors Colors as a list of RGB tuples in the range 0-1 as used by matplotlib. hex_colors Colors as a list of hex strings (e.g. colors The defined colors in the palette as a list of RGB tuples

number The number of defined colors in the palette. type One of 'diverging', 'qualitative', or 'sequential'. The Dark2_7 palette could be imported via:įrom import Dark2_7 Palette InterfaceĪll the palette instances have a common interface including these attributes: name The name of the palette. Palettes are pre-built and loaded at import time.įor example, the Colorbrewer2 palette Dark2 with seven colors isĮvery palette also has a reversed version with the same name plus Palettable is compatible with Python 2.6, 2.7, and Python 3. Palettable is available on PyPI for installation via pip: You can use Palettable to customize matplotlib plots or It's written in pure Python with no dependencies,īut it can supply color maps for matplotlib. Palettable (formerly brewer2mpl) is a library of color palettes for Python.
