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I would suggest using the "object-oriented (OO) style" (as opposed to pyplot-style) across the gallery.
This issue replicates datacarpentry/image-processing#319, which I opened for the skimage-based lesson by Data Carpentry.
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Definitely! Matplotlib's object oriented interface is the way to go here. 👍
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@GParolini would you like to take up this issue? 🙂
Yes, happy to do it. I would like to start with the Data Carpentry lesson, as I am already familiar with it.
@GParolini that's wonderful! Thank you so much.
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I would suggest using the "object-oriented (OO) style" (as opposed to pyplot-style) across the gallery.
This issue replicates datacarpentry/image-processing#319, which I opened for the skimage-based lesson by Data Carpentry.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: