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Data is not showing on matplotlib 1.4.2

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Hi,

thanks for this wonderful library; I noticed a weird behaviour when using seaborn with the latest matplotlib (1.4.2, with python 2.7 on linux64). A simple plot like this:

plot(range(10), range(10), 'bo')

which works fine using just matplotlib, appears completely blank after importing seaborn. I did some tests and it seems that the ‘dots’ marker don’t work anymore. From what I’ve seen it used to work with a previous version of matplotlib (1.3.1).

Thanks for your help, Marco

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Created 9 years ago
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mwaskomcommented, Oct 28, 2014

Just wanted to make a seaborn workaround (other than downgrading matplotlib) more explicit. If you do

sns.set_context(rc={'lines.markeredgewidth': 0.1})

the matplotlib markers should show up, and hopefully not look too different from the default.

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mizzaocommented, Feb 2, 2016

Sorry I wasn’t being clear. In my case I wasn’t seeing markers for x and +, etc, and I was using matplotlib 1.4.3 and seaborn 0.6.0.

It was worked around with sns.set_context(rc={'lines.markeredgewidth': 1}). Weird that it was still necessary since I was using the right version.

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