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Matplotlib scientist's guide

Matplotlib is a high-quality, powerful and widely used Python 2D plotting library. It is a perfect choice to make your figures with. It has thorough documentation, helpful guides and plenty of question-answer posts around the internet.

This guide is intended for people who want to utilize Matplotlib for their scientific work written in LaTeX, although some information presented here is useful in general. This kind of information is not so common on the internet, and when it exists, it is scattered in different blog posts or answers.

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This guide is not intended to be an exhaustive reference of how you do things in Matplotlib. Instead, this is made to be a brief source for the most fundamental issues which everyone deals with during making figures for his publication.

It will continually grow with more information included, however, it will not turn into tutorial-like articles with long texts explaining everything.

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