I would like to have the tick mark labels on the y-axis only switch from the exponential format using e to a format using 10^n. For example, instead of 1e19, I would like to see 10^19.
I'm sure this is a tick_formatter thing, but it is escaping me.
Thanks @kcrisman! I had to "do it by hand" in some sense. I specified the tick marks with ticks=[[10,20],[1*10^9,2*10^9]]. Then, I specified the labels using latex with tick_formatter=[None,['$1.0\\times 10^9$', '$2.0\\times 10^9$']].
Great! But why not try this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11...
Asked: 2015-03-23 19:58:42 +0100
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Last updated: Mar 24 '15
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I wish, but I fear it is not. You may want to see the matplotlib documentation to see if it is easily possible; they have some algorithms for when to switch to the
ething, but don't know what else it does...