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import control as ctl import matplotlib.pyplot as plt P = ctl.tf([1], [2, 1]) fig, ax = plt.subplots(2,2) ctl.nyquist_plot(P, ax=ax[1,0]) plt.show()
The nyquist plot always shows up in the botom right corner, no matter what index into ax I use.
ax
When I replace the nyquist with step, it shows up at the correct position (bottom left in this case):
fig, ax = plt.subplots(2,2) ctl.step_response(P).plot(ax=ax[1,0]) plt.show()
Version: control==0.10.1
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This was also pointed out by @JonHowMIT in #1143.
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The nyquist plot always shows up in the botom right corner, no matter what index into
ax
I use.When I replace the nyquist with step, it shows up at the correct position (bottom left in this case):
Version: control==0.10.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: