I am trying to use a tkinter Scale widget in an application and whenever I set the tickinterval attribute, a value is displayed below the slider. Is there a way to suppress the display of scale values below the slider and still specify the tickinterval? My use case is to create a non-linear slider where scale values 0-6 map to
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Why doesn’t the MinMaxScaler change the sns.pairplot of the dataset?
I’m trying to create a pairplot of my dataset, where the variables are vastly different numbers (some are in the 0-1 range, some, like age and Monthly Income, can go way higher) and I want to scale those variables that go above 1 to 0-1 using the following code: My problem is that after scaling the variables and creating the
Create automatic tick labels for a tkinter scale
I want to create a scale with tick labels that are automatically chosen so they fit on to the scale without interfering with each other. Here is an example code for crating one that resizes with the window: When creating a plot with matplotlib, this happens by default and even gets updated when changing the size of the plot window.
How to rotate an image around its center while its scale is getting larger(in Pygame)
I loaded an image and I want it to rotate around its center, while its scale is getting larger. I know how to rotate an image around its center originally, but it’s hard for me to calculate the position if the scale is getting larger. I tried it, but the image just ‘dances’, not staying in the center. Answer Short