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Excess Whitespace Error in Jupyter #37
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Hi there @sjiang40, thank you for opening this issue. Can you try a couple of things?
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Rerunning the code with these 2 confirmed versions, I still get the same error |
@LSYS I managed to piece together a temporary fix for my issue by manually moving the y tick labels and table lines. Here's the code for my temporary fix; perhaps that can help with finding the issue.
The above code generates the following image |
@sjiang40 One possible (short-term) solution is to freeze pip install matplotlib==3.4.3 and see if that works (best to do it in an env). Let me know if it works for you. Regarding your follow-up message, it's not ideal to hardcode the limits but they may point to a more general solution (thanks for this!). |
@sjiang40 After more investigation, the problem is likely with I can reproduce the wrong figures with Can you confirm that you are using import matplotlib_inline
matplotlib_inline.__version__ If so, the solution is likely to freeze pip install "matplotlib-inline<=0.1.3" |
This issue is stale because it has been open for 30 days with no activity. |
This issue was closed because it has been inactive. |
I followed the install and quick start instructions in the README, but I'm having an issue with excess whitespace being added between the variable labels and the plot. Below are screenshots of the example as well as example with customization 5. The whitespace is added regardless of the width of the overall forest plot.
I am using Jupyter version 6.5.2 and Python 3.9.15 via Anaconda.
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