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Is there an option to keep the original scatter resolution obtainable without setting the plt style to 'science'?
-Plot without science style disabled, high resolution in the scatter density plot -Same plot with science style enabled, notice low resolution in scatter density plot, especialy visible in top left corner region.
Options Used for plotting:
plt.style.use(['science','ieee', 'scatter'])
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Nothing that I know of in the science style should cause this... if you like, you can add the different parameters to the top of your Python script and try commenting/uncommenting to find the culprit:
Also try saving with different figure sizes and different files types (png vs jpg vs pdf). You can also try disabling Latex using the no-latex style to see if that changes anything.
Is there an option to keep the original scatter resolution obtainable without setting the plt style to 'science'?
-Plot without science style disabled, high resolution in the scatter density plot
-Same plot with science style enabled, notice low resolution in scatter density plot, especialy visible in top left corner region.
Options Used for plotting:
plt.style.use(['science','ieee', 'scatter'])
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: