Plotting#
Overview#
While the user can of course take the isotherm data and generate their own customised plots, pyGAPS includes a few plotting functions which make it easier for standard plots to be generated.
The main plotting tool is in the
plot_iso()
function, which handles the
plotting of all isotherm types. Some common use-case scenarios for the
functionality are:
Visualising the data after isotherm instantiation.
Quickly comparing several isotherms.
Checking the overlap of a model isotherm and the point data.
Generating graphs for a publication.
The function can take many parameters which will modify the graph style, colours etc. The function also accepts keywords to specify the unit, pressure mode and basis of the graphs. A complete list of parameters can be found in the reference.
The function also returns the matplotlib.Axes
, to allow for further
customisation for the resulting plot.
Examples#
Check out the Jupyter notebook in the examples section.