[SciPy-user] corrupt png output from gplt
Christopher Fonnesbeck
chris at fonnesbeck.org
Thu Apr 22 09:23:15 EDT 2004
On Apr 13, 2004, at 10:07 AM, Christopher Fonnesbeck wrote:
> I am using gplt to plot a number of traces and densities from my MCMC
> code; it seems to work well, but when the plots are saved to file many
> of them end up being zero-size files. Since I am producing a large
> number of plots sequentially, I am wondering if somehow the generation
> of the next plot interferes with saving the previous plot to a file?
> It is the only thing I can think of, since some plots save properly,
> while others do not. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a
> way of guaranteeing the file before the next plot is produced?
>
This also seems to be a platform-independent problem; it occurs on
Linux and Windows as well as on OSX. There must be some problem with
the gplot module, as I do not see how it would create the file, yet
write no data to it.
C.
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