Fix plt.show() display issue in data_tutorial.py #3692
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Add plt.axis('off') before plt.show() to ensure the plot displays correctly
in environments like Windows 11 with WSL and PyCharm Pro. This is a known
matplotlib issue where an explicit axis operation is needed to trigger the
display properly.
The axis('off') call also improves the visualization by hiding the axis
ticks and labels, making the image cleaner.
Fixes pytorch#3497
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Add plt.axis('off') before plt.show() to ensure the plot displays correctly in environments like Windows 11 with WSL and PyCharm Pro. This is a known matplotlib issue where an explicit axis operation is needed to trigger the display properly.
The axis('off') call also improves the visualization by hiding the axis ticks and labels, making the image cleaner.
Fixes #3497
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