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Bar Plot Limited Resolution Results in Wrong Bars

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I have the following values and keys for a horzizontal bar chart (value,key):

[(-0.6151373541529737, 42), (0.49192003213366264, 49), (0.42558999886357973, 89), (-0.4157197042616422, 52), (-0.4146001680909118, 37)]

My code is like this:

plt.clf()
plt.bar(keys, values, orientation = "horizontal", width = 1) # or shorter orientation = 'h'
plt.title('Strongest indexes in hidden layer (The following charts come in the same order)')
plt.plotsize(100, n + 4) # 4 = (1 for x numerical ticks + 2 for x axes + 1 for title)
plt.show()

The output is the following:

You see I49 and I89 are not displayed correctly. They start in the negative area, which is not correct.

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tweber68commented, Nov 5, 2022

Hi @piccolomo, no, I don’t need the fix at the moment. I just wanted to test it.

Besides, I find that plotext is really a great tool! For console applications, really really practical! Thanks a lot for doing this work.

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piccolomocommented, Nov 5, 2022

Hi @piccolomo, no, I don’t need the fix at the moment. I just wanted to test it.

Besides, I find that plotext is really a great tool! For console applications, really really practical! Thanks a lot for doing this work.

appreciated ! 🙂