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Spyder 4.0.0rc3
There's no plotting available for some of the variables in Variable Explorer. Neither on the pane's toolbar or on right click:
For most of the others it works:
Even though in this case one variable is made from the other one like so:
energy = 10**(logenergy/10)
Also there is no Plot button on the pane's toolbar.
It's hard to reproduce in a new IPython console though ...
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@gerazov, please post some code that generates an array for which plotting is not available.
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It's really elusive - I took down parts of my code and this is a minimum working example. If you take away anything, e.g. the mse, it starts working.
mse
import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt def get_mse(target, synth): weights = np.sum(target, axis=0) mse = None return mse, weights spec = np.random.rand(128, 159) mse, energy_mel = get_mse(spec, spec) mse, energy_spec = get_mse(spec, spec)
If you run this then energy_spec cannot be plotted from the Variable Explorer.
energy_spec
This persists IPython Console restarts, and restarting Spyder. See if you can confirm.
@dalthviz, can you reproduce this one with @gerazov example above?
@ccordoba12 yep I can reproduce this, no plot action in shown in the context menu of the Variable Explorer
Ok thanks!
dalthviz
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Spyder 4.0.0rc3
There's no plotting available for some of the variables in Variable Explorer. Neither on the pane's toolbar or on right click:
For most of the others it works:
Even though in this case one variable is made from the other one like so:
Also there is no Plot button on the pane's toolbar.
It's hard to reproduce in a new IPython console though ...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: