The diagram looks like this:
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I am sharing my pgf file and I hope that you can help out!
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Confusing Plot Axis
I have the following diagram that is a binned frequency histogram. However, I am trying to convert it from a python matplotlib diagram to include into Latex. The way I do this is the same way I have done for many other diagrams.
The diagram looks like this:
Each of the 'columns' contains a histogram. Since the y-axis is printed each time for each histogram, the values are superimposed on each other so the y-axis looks clean as it should. However, the problem is that when I put the pgf file in overleaf and print the figure it looks like this:
As I mentioned, each of the values that appear in bold and confusing are so because they are being printed for each of the histograms. My question is: how can I remove the bolding on the y-axis and completely remove the top xticks? I have the xticks that are clean on the bottom x-axis, I don't need another.
I am sharing my pgf file and I hope that you can help out!
Attachment:
The diagram looks like this:
Each of the 'columns' contains a histogram. Since the y-axis is printed each time for each histogram, the values are superimposed on each other so the y-axis looks clean as it should. However, the problem is that when I put the pgf file in overleaf and print the figure it looks like this:
As I mentioned, each of the values that appear in bold and confusing are so because they are being printed for each of the histograms. My question is: how can I remove the bolding on the y-axis and completely remove the top xticks? I have the xticks that are clean on the bottom x-axis, I don't need another.
I am sharing my pgf file and I hope that you can help out!
Attachment:
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