Title: Heatmap plot with a cut-off on both top and bottom · Issue #14751 · matplotlib/matplotlib · GitHub
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Description: Bug report Bug summary I follow the matplotlib tutorial from Creating annotated heatmaps and just copy and run the first case. Then I get a weird plot with a cut-off on both top and bottom. It also happens when I use Seaborn to plot an i...
Open Graph Description: Bug report Bug summary I follow the matplotlib tutorial from Creating annotated heatmaps and just copy and run the first case. Then I get a weird plot with a cut-off on both top and bottom. It also...
X Description: Bug report Bug summary I follow the matplotlib tutorial from Creating annotated heatmaps and just copy and run the first case. Then I get a weird plot with a cut-off on both top and bottom. It also...
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