Settings#
A convenience function for setting some default matplotlib.rcParams
and a
high-resolution jupyter display backend useful for use in notebooks.
Set resolution/size, styling and format of figures. |
An instance of the ScanpyConfig
is available as scanpy.settings
and allows configuring Scanpy.
Config manager for scanpy. |
Some selected settings are discussed in the following.
Influence the global behavior of plotting functions. In non-interactive scripts,
you’d usually want to set settings.autoshow
to False
.
Automatically show figures if |
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Automatically save figures in |
The default directories for saving figures, caching files and storing datasets.
Directory for saving figures (default |
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Directory for cache files (default |
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Directory for example |
The verbosity of logging output, where verbosity levels have the following meaning: 0=’error’, 1=’warning’, 2=’info’, 3=’hint’, 4=more details, 5=even more details, etc.
Verbosity level (default |
Print versions of packages that might influence numerical results.
Versions that might influence the numerical results. |
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Print versions of imported packages, OS, and jupyter environment. |