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Poof() should return ax

See original GitHub issue

Make sure that ll visualizers return the self.ax when calling poof(). This is so that users can always get access to the ax, for example when working inside a function in a notebook. In addition it will encourage the behavior pattern of tweaking the plot if desired after poof(). We will be adjusting our documentation to use this form to also encourage this behavior:

ax = viz.poof()

This why this behavior pattern is useful: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47450804/yellowbrick-increasing-font-size-on-yellowbrick-generated-charts

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:8 (7 by maintainers)

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fdioncommented, Apr 3, 2018

As a workaround, once poof is called, you can access ax through:

ax = viz.ax

and fig:

fig = viz.ax.get_figure()

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bbengfortcommented, Jan 11, 2019

@michael-ziedalski - I’m a bit concerned that poof isn’t working for you - what environment are you in? Are you still at PyData? Stop by the District Data Labs table and I’d be happy to take a look at it with you.

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