Gist f052b3898971d32fb695

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Gist f052b3898971d32fb695

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Last edited Feb 26, 2016

Created on Feb 26, 2016

This example uses Python’s matplotlib within a Jupyter notebook to create subplots, leveraging NumPy and matplotlib’s interactive mode. The visualization demonstrates the construction of multiple panels in a single figure, with code likely generating sample plots for comparison or exploration. The notebook runs `%pylab inline` to enable inline plotting and produce rendered subplot images as output.

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