I followed along. I couldn't get this line to work plt.plot(x, np.sin(x)/x, label=r'$f(x)=frac{sin(x)}{x}$') The legend did not show the function f(x)=sin(x)/x it just showed a black line with a I and a blue line with an o I am running python 3.7, anaconda with Firefox usually my plt.plot lines look like this plt.plot(tls, r[:, 1], 'm-', label='target velocity, mm/s') there is no r in front of the text.
I don't know what the r is for, is that for right hand justified?
Great video but my plot crashes when it comes to 'xtics'. The message reads: module 'matplotlib.pyplot' has no attribute 'xtics'! Any comment, anyone? Cheers 🙂
One important point, though: plotting functions are not that smart. The value of sin(x)/x is undefined for x=0, so you should add – manually – a marker at (0, 1) to indicate that.
Thanks for the video. I want to run my jupyter server app on my local LAN IP Address. At present its accessible through http://localhost:8888/notebooks/ I want to access the same through my LAN IP for e.g., http://10.8.14.100:8888/notebooks/ which I am unable to do so. Can you please suggest how to do that ?
I tried to download some notebooks but then it just appears some code, the raw code on the browser. I searched and learned that I should Save As…but when I'm uploading to Jupyter later, it's not a notebook, it's just the text
Thanks a lot for the video. Could you give a piece of advice what to read in order to learn more about the Anaconda promt commands? There are a lot of such commands as 'pip -m conda install…' and i don't know how this commands are constructed. No relevant info both on the web sites (oficcial and such as 'readthedocs.com') and in books
Great video, it helped me a lot to start working with Jupyter. Thanks man!
Please make more!!
Excellent
can use all the pacakages of python in jupyter note book without installing?
Excellent tutorials man, thanks for sharing your expertise!
This is not a tutorial, this is a demonstration of Jupyter Notebook, and why we should learn it.
Big Thanks Mark..very helping
I have question: how to plot with the reverse direction on the Y axis ?
Ur stinky
Thanks very good..
I followed along. I couldn't get this line to work
plt.plot(x, np.sin(x)/x, label=r'$f(x)=frac{sin(x)}{x}$')
The legend did not show the function f(x)=sin(x)/x
it just showed a black line with a I and a blue line with an o
I am running python 3.7, anaconda with Firefox
usually my plt.plot lines look like this
plt.plot(tls, r[:, 1], 'm-', label='target velocity, mm/s')
there is no r in front of the text.
I don't know what the r is for, is that for right hand justified?
I tried removing it. It made no difference.
Otherwise, great video.
What is the difference between conda root and normal jupyter notebook.
Great video but my plot crashes when it comes to 'xtics'. The message reads: module 'matplotlib.pyplot' has no attribute 'xtics'! Any comment, anyone? Cheers 🙂
Totally awesome, you made it easier to understand, graphing using LaTeX as a gradual process rather than as a hard code sequence of steps
Best teacher ever!
Give this man a job at University !
Thank you =)
Thanks for this helpful video. I'm not getting the latex rendered legend. I copied your code 1by1. Any idea why that is?
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
One important point, though: plotting functions are not that smart. The value of sin(x)/x is undefined for x=0, so you should add – manually – a marker at (0, 1) to indicate that.
Thanks for the video. I want to run my jupyter server app on my local LAN IP Address. At present its accessible through http://localhost:8888/notebooks/ I want to access the same through my LAN IP for e.g., http://10.8.14.100:8888/notebooks/ which I am unable to do so. Can you please suggest how to do that ?
I tried to download some notebooks but then it just appears some code, the raw code on the browser. I searched and learned that I should Save As…but when I'm uploading to Jupyter later, it's not a notebook, it's just the text
How would you graph a function like f(x)=x^2 ?
Thanks a lot for the video. Could you give a piece of advice what to read in order to learn more about the Anaconda promt commands? There are a lot of such commands as 'pip -m conda install…' and i don't know how this commands are constructed. No relevant info both on the web sites (oficcial and such as 'readthedocs.com') and in books
Really good, clear and very useful, thanks
Thank you. This is very helpful!
Why can't it support Tkinter
Bro how to open plot in a different tab like in spyder we set option as QT in preference in Jupyter how it is done…?
You are awesome, as everyone else says. EXACTLY what I need to do my homework 🙂
Very usefull. Keep posting. Thanks a lot.
you are awesome 🙂
Thanks a lot……
Hi Mark! I liked your stuff. Can you please make a video on the use,functionality of the edit line magic(%edit). Please!
Could you do a video on interactive functions (like interactive sin(x)) some time in the future? These videos have been really helpful.