00:42:47	⭐️Guillermo Antonio Fidalgo Rodriguez:	Survey in the agenda here : https://indico.cern.ch/event/1058838/
00:43:27	⭐Instructor: Aman Goel (he/him):	https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc59WBzwMPqrye7YpMEvMJsgpQpGyVqXIVEy-78OHYtVy32JQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
00:43:56	⭐Instructor: Aman Goel (he/him):	^(Same as the link in the agenda)
00:49:00	⭐Instructor: Aman Goel (he/him):	https://join.slack.com/t/hsftraining/shared_invite/zt-1781ez2uv-OVOlLzpykyrSF_JlYEuQbw
00:49:12	⭐Instructor: Aman Goel (he/him):	Link to join the Slack!
00:55:03	⭐Instructor: Aman Goel (he/him):	@everyone, if you're done with the survey, please remove the reactions for now!
00:55:20	tcaswell:	bigger!
01:04:26	Volodya:	Will you mention what is return type (if any) of plt.show() and how it can be used?
01:05:02	Volodya:	same about ax.plot() Thanks,
01:18:21	Volodya:	Can we use special/math symbols, formulas in legends/labels?
01:20:04	Thomas Caswell [he/him]:	yes, mpl understands most of latex
01:20:25	Thomas Caswell [he/him]:	and the default font supports most western glyphs as unicode
01:20:32	Alexandre Camsonne:	oops sorry I missed  - how did you get the legend to appear ? I get a missing artist error
01:20:52	Bhawin Dhital:	use $\Delta$
01:20:52	Alexandre Camsonne:	ah ok I see the label
01:21:32	Zhenxuan Zhang:	With r
01:27:40	KyungEon Choi:	How to make legend bigger?
01:32:47	Sunil Pokharel:	what about the ticks font?
01:34:44	Taisiya Mineeva:	Guillermo, in general, is there a way to change the ‘binning’ of the plot? when I increase the size of the figure, it does not look smooth but with ridges
01:35:22	Victor:	Maybe add more points
01:35:46	Sunil Pokharel:	hi, what about the border length?
01:37:07	Taisiya Mineeva:	like having more points
01:37:12	Victor:	When you choose the values for the x axis, you can add another argument to the linspace function which indicates the number of points you want to use. If you write, for example,np.linspace(-5, 5, 20), you will use 20 points between the extremes np.linspace(
01:37:26	Taisiya Mineeva:	Thanks!
01:37:28	Victor:	sorry about the "linspace' in the end of the sentence
01:37:33	Taisiya Mineeva:	That’s exactly the question
01:37:43	Victor:	Glad to help :)
01:38:38	Taisiya Mineeva:	Now it looks smooth when I enlarge the plot, thanks
01:38:47	Victor:	No problem :)
01:41:49	Maxim Potekhin:	Are you going to cover color maps in this context?
01:47:39	Sunil Pokharel:	Can we change the border size of the plot?
01:49:12	Thomas Caswell [he/him]:	probably starting from ax.spines (?)
01:52:56	Anthony Bwembya:	is root like styling also present in  mplhep
01:57:33	Zhenxuan Zhang:	How to add cms preliminary ?
01:58:47	Balasubramaniam K M:	I hope this recorded session would be available on YouTube for later access?
01:59:07	Sudhir Malik:	yes on this indico
01:59:18	Balasubramaniam K M:	Okay, Sir. Thank you.
02:02:14	Sudhir Malik:	welcome
02:08:44	privatus pius:	what 13Tev stands for?
02:08:48	Volodya:	What are the return types of ax.plot() and plt.plot()? Can we use them to tweak the plot parameters (color, line width, etc.) instead of  passing the parameters to plot() functions as arguments - the list of arguments can become very lengthy.
02:09:51	Thomas Caswell [he/him]:	@volodya ax.plot returns a list of `Line2D` objects that you can use to change anything about the line
02:10:51	Volodya:	Thank you, Thomas!
02:19:53	Mihir Patel:	Can i have a black errorbars with maximum and minimum bars?
02:23:43	Volodya:	Thank you! Very nice introduction!
02:23:50	Mihir Patel:	yes, great!!
02:24:04	Anthony Bwembya:	how about defining your own bin sizes?
02:25:41	Dulitha Jayakodige:	Please repeat the keyboard shortcuts for getting parameter list in jupyter notebook
02:25:57	Sudip Bhattarai:	Its shift+tab
02:27:08	Dulitha Jayakodige:	Thank you
02:27:24	Sudip Bhattarai:	You are welcome