A repository for my preferred matplotlib stylesheet (custom), to homogenise Python plotting routines.
The standard matplotlib plotting style setup produces a plot looking like this
For my preferred plot settings, I include (among other things) minor and
major tick labels, larger axis and tick label sizes, a tight_layout()
plot setting, thicker axis and tick lines, and a legend with no border.
To use one of the style-sheets stored here, the easiest solution is to include the following code-snippet before creating plots in a script
plt.style.use("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simon-ast/matplotlib-plot-style/main/default_style.mplstyle")
The link within plt.style.use is for the raw *.mplstyle file from
within this repository.
Very similar to the style above, but with easier adjustments for future use.
plt.style.use("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simon-ast/matplotlib-plot-style/main/corner_style.mplstyle")
The top tick marks in the marginalised posterior plots can removed by setting
corner_figure.axes[rel_idx].tick_params(which="both", top=False)
where rel_idx points to the subplots in the main diagonal.