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I need help adding p-values onto my figures, but I'm having three issues. 1) Whenever I use statsmodel to calculate p-values, I get two p-values, one for an "intercept" and one for the y-variable (which is the one I want to plot). 2) I am using a loop to create multiple figures at once. 3) I don't know how to isolate the specific p-value that I want to plot because when I print the p-values, it shows both of the p-values for each figure that I am preparing. Here is my code in case you want to see what I mean about the two p-values:

I know this has been asked before but I cannot figure out how to word my question to find what I am looking for. I am still fairly new to coding and am trying to generate plots using nested for loops. I intend to create 4 plots, but each plot is created 4 times, resulting in 16 figures total. What is causing the repetition?

I've already checked plotting multiple plots generated inside a for loop on the same axes python but this was irrelevant.

Here is my code:

I have created hetmap in seaborn and I have set vmin, vmax and also set over value, so if the value of cell in heatmap is over 0.05 it gets the color silver. In the past, I have managed to create cbar that show also the set_over color inside it, like this:

The problem is that right now I don't remember how I did it in the past and couldn't find any explaination for in the documentation. so i'm lookinf for way to add this "grey triangle hat" to my cbar. This is what I have done by now:

I'm trying to detect the panels of xkcd comics so that I can cut them out. I want to retrieve random XKCD comics (implemented) and reliably know where the corners of panels are. My ideal output would be something like this:

Where I have some or all of the corners of panels. I have an array containing the entire comic, and my approach so far has been to find the large contours, as so:

I have been working on the python code to extract document Ids from text documents where IDs can be at the random line in the text using regex.

This document ID is comprised of four letters followed by a hyphen, followed by three numbers and optionally ending in a letter. For example, each of the following is valid document IDs:

1. ABCD-123
2. ABCD-123V
3. XKCD-999
4. COMP-200

I have tried following regular expression for finding all ids:

I'm trying to create an animation in matplotlib and am seeing compression artifacts. The static image shows a smooth continuum of colors while the animation shows compression artifacts. How can I save an animation without these compression artifacts? I took some of the writer parameters from this answer, but they didn't solve the issue.

You can run the code in this Google Colab notebook, or see it here:

I am using the following code to contour plot some data using contourf in matplotlib. I have set the transparency of the colourbar to 0.6, but there are annoying lines between each colour interval that I cant get rid of. There doesnt seem to be a way to set linestyle in contourf, any ideas?

Similar to JButton showing up in the wrong spot after repaint is called, but the responses to that question only addressed the fact that he wasn't using a layout manager, while I am using a layout manager (poorly), so it didn't really help, unfortunately.

To show a preview of a 1920x1080 grid (scaled down to 640x480 to save space), stretching and shrinking as you change the height of each square, width of each square, and the number of columns it'll have. (You specify a number of total squares to be in the grid first, so the number of rows is inferred by the program.)

• One top-level JFrame.
• Contains two JPanels: the Grid, and the sidebar, using a BorderLayout to snap them to the east and west sides.
• Sidebar is one JPanel containing all of the JComponents in a Y-Axis aligned BoxLayout.
• Grid extends JComponent, and uses Graphics.drawLine() to draw the grid.
• Each component in the sidebar calls Grid.repaint() when changed to update the grid.

Current UI, with the two main JPanels outlined in red.

Whenever I change any of the components and thus call Grid.repaint():

1. The grid doesn't clear, resulting in multiple lines appearing;
2. All of the sidebar components get painted at the top-left corner, while still showing/functioning on the sidebar;
3. The grid resizes itself to be wider than normal for some reason.

Current UI, but borked.

1. Changing the repaint() region to be a rectangle that only covers the grid,
2. Checking the documentation for anything about this,
3. Google,
4. Asking you guys.

Reprex: (Simplified to "Press the button to reproduce", while still keeping the essence of the potential problem areas.)

I have some markdown files to process which contain links to images that I wish to download. e.g. a markdown file: