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DOC: seaborn.set_context should note that it sets the global defaults for all plots using the matplotlib rcParams system #3598
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This is called out in a few places including the Intro page, aesthetics tutorial, and in the docs for the main set_theme function:
Always hard to know when it becomes counterproductive to redundantly explain basic principles (which I'd consider this) on more focused documentation pages... |
Additionally, the page you link says
So I am not sure how much additional explanation to add here? The matplotlib <> seaborn interaction can be a little bit confusing but I'd think that this is conveying the relevant information. |
When I read the quoted sentences above, I interpreted "this" to be referring to Indeed, the doc for |
It does not. |
Because I directly referenced the API docs, I didn't come across the tutorials. "Controlling figure aesthetics" is a helpful tutorial. It's linked in the doc for |
Good point that this docstring should cross-reference to the tutorial page. Thanks! |
Unless I'm mistaken, the doc for
seaborn.set_context
should note that it sets the global defaults for all plots using the matplotlibrcParams
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