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Inserting a variable name into xlabel - myersluke - Jun-19-2019
Hi, first post here.
I am trying to streamline a lot of data processing by using a class of objects called "image". I define each image as "image1 = image(...), image2 = ..." and so on.
class image(self, path):...
image1 = image('pathway')I am looking to plot data that can be distinguished from each image, but I can't seem to figure out how to insert a variable value that isn't a number. Would it look something close to this:plt.xlabel("pixels (x), %" % self)where self is the image name (ie image1, image2...)?The errors that keep popping up only relate to the type of value it should be:
"must be real number, not image"
If I can't get a word in there, I can always just add an assigned number to the class values or whatever. But I would prefer the actual name for this.
Thank you!