Hello,
I have to plot two list of points in 2D. the point is that the y-axis of these points are very close to each other and when I plot them in Sage, they look the same and cannot differentiate them. Moreover, one list should have higher y-values than the other as their x-value is greater than 50, but I can not see this because of the small scale of the y-axis.
Any help how to make the y-axis larger so I can see the differences?
You can set ymin and ymax to narrow the y-axis and xmin and xmax to shift the x-axis. You can also play with the aspect_ratio parameter.
As a comment, one should note that the ymin and ymax and aspect_ratio parameters are part of the "show" method, not of the actual graphics object itself. If you just want a larger graphic, period, you could use the figsize keyword.
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