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I want to reverse the Y axis in ILLinePlot from top to bottom (from descending become ascending). My result is like this: here is the code: scene.Add(new ILPlotCube { new ILLinePlot(ILMath.tosingle(ZDistance["1,0;:"]), markerStyle: MarkerStyle.Dot) }); How to reverse the Y axis become like this figure? Turn the plot cube around the X axis by 180°: ilPanel1.Scene.Add(new ILPlotCube { Children = { new ILLinePlot(ILSpecialData.sincos1Df(200,1)[":;0"].T) }, Rotation = Matrix4.Rotation(new Vector3(1,0,0), ILMath.pif) }); You may want to further configure the plots axes. 来源： https://stackoverflow

I'm running Python v3.5 and matplotlib v1.4.3 on Windows 10 Home . Up to recently, I write the python script using matplotlib with PyQt GUI. The ' plt.show() ' code will be written in another module not __main__ . When I run this code, Matplotlib figure cannot be moved and exit using red button X at the top of the right side of figure. Strangely, The chart is shown and It really does work well. Why does this symptom happens? and How can I revise it? I stumbled on a similar problem. This is because your matplotlib figure and your PyQt GUI are both running in the same main thread. Since they are

When looking at a single pixel of an image in Matlab, what does this index refer to? X/Y refer to the coordinates of the pixel, and RGB refers to the color, but any ideas on what the index is? To clarify, when I am viewing a figure in Matlab and use the data cursor to select a point, the three lines shown are: X: ### Y: ### Index: ### RGB: ###, ###, ### I am trying to "average" several dicom images together, and it appears that the numbers that are added and being manipulated is this index value, but I'm not sure what it refers to. For example, here is an image that I might be reading: %loads

I am trying to get whole <figure> element as a link so i wrote these line of code :- <figure> <a href="#"> <img src="images/product-image.jpg" alt="image " /> <span class="label"><span class="rotate">40%</span></span> <span class="curle-label_bg"></span> <figcaption><span class="product-brand">Brand of product</span> Main Caption here <span class="save-money">Save 395.05</span> <span class="product-price">€169.30</span> </figcaption> </a> </figure> I am getting an error "Element figcaption not allowed as child of element a in this context. (Suppressing further errors from this subtree.)" in

I have a R loop which produces a forest graph in each iteration using metafor. A forest graph has one line per sample, and each iteration has a different number of samples, so I need the height to vary considerably (currently between 2.5 and 8 inches). I tried several options such as this one , but no matter what I do, each graphic I create has the same height in the .pdf file output (it seems to simply make the files square), there are just very large white margins above and below. I also found the note on custom graphic devices here , but I don't know how to change the graphic device in the

there are many subplots and each subplot has its own title. how can add a title over all of these group of subplots? I want this title to be shown at top center. x = linspace(-5,5); y1 = sin(x); subplot(2,5,[1:2]) plot(x,y1) title('y=sin(x)') y2 = cos(x); subplot(2,5,[3:4]) plot(x,y2) title('y=cos(x)') y3 = tan(x); subplot(2,5,[5,10]) plot(x,y3) title('y=tan(x)') y4 = sin(2*x); subplot(2,5,[6:7]) plot(x,y1) title('y=sin(2x)') y5 = cos(2*x); subplot(2,5,[8:9]) plot(x,y2) title('y=acos(2x)') Since Matlab 2018b, the new function sgtitle adds a title to a subplot group, simply add sgtitle('Subplot