Hello,
How do I add labels (names) to my axes when doing a simple 2d plot such as:
t = var('t')
E(t)=(10.40*(1-exp(-0.25*t)))^2.81
plot(E,t,(x,0,15))I would like to do so the labels are aligned directly under the x axis and vertically over the y axis. Is there a way?
Or this may be what you want:
t = var('t')
E(t)=(10.40*(1-exp(-0.25*t)))^2.81
plot(E,t,(x,0,15),frame=True,axes_labels=['$t$ axis','$E$ axis'],axes=False)This is quite close to what I was expecting. Thank you!
The following positions the labels at the ends of the axes.
plot(E,t,(x,0,15),axes_labels=['$t$ axis','$E$ axis'])You could use the text command to position a label.
t = var('t')
E(t)=(10.40*(1-exp(-0.25*t)))^2.81
p=plot(E,t,(x,0,15),axes_labels=['','$E$ axis'])
p+=text('$t$ axis',(8,-30),color='black')
show(p)You may also be able to use matplotlib to get what you want.
Thank you very much!
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Last updated: Aug 15 '12
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