Create okabe-ito.mplstyle - #161
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Thanks! Do you have a link that can be added to the style file? For traceability and easing the review. Also, it should be noted in readme/docs/wiki and the styles example file. |
- added figure with new style (fig_okabe-ito.jpg) in plot-examples.py - updated CHANGES.md - added reference in okabe-ito.mplstyle
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Thanks for your hints! I updated the PR. As I cannot directly edit the wiki, I added my suggested changes in the Galery.md file as well. |
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This also solves my issue here #157 as it is the same style as the Wong article (frankly I don't understand why he didn't menton these). I also agree that black should be at the end. |
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Addition of a new color-blind-safe palette based on the recommendations by Masataka Okabe and Kei Ito as it is also widely used and recommended.
Here, black was put at the end, so the first series is not visually over-emphasized.