figures

I would like to monitor the basic quality of the figures produced in R on individual pages such as byte size of each page, ... I can now do only quality assurance of average pages, see the following chapter about it. I think there must be something builtin for the task than average measures. Code which produces 4 pages in Rplots.pdf where I would like to know the byte size of each page in an output here; any other statistics of the page outputs is also welcome; you can get the basic memory monitoring by objects here but I would like it to correspond to the outputs in PDF # https://stat.ethz.ch

I made a GitHub wiki - a manual to a software package - and I want to transform it into a beautiful pdf manual. However, I have some trouble with figures - many of them are put in one of the following pages, much after the place in the text where it should be, what turns the document very difficult to read. To do so, I followed basically what was suggested here . Basically the idea is to: Clone the GitHub wiki; Convert the markdown files to a single pdf using pandoc: pandoc -s FirstSection.md FirstSection.md FirstSection.md -o manual.pdf What happens is that I have a sequence of short

I have a custom figure class and would like to ensure that all of the axes associated with it, whether created with subplots() or twinx() , etc. have custom behaviors. Right now I accomplish this by binding new methods to each axis after it has been created, e.g. by using import types def my_ax_method(ax, test): print('{0} is doing something new as a {1}.'.format(ax, test)) class MyFigure(matplotlib.figure.Figure): def __init__(self, **kwargs): super(MyFigure, self).__init__(**kwargs) axes_a = None axes_b = None axes_c = None def setup_axes(self, ax): self.axes_a = ax self.axes_b = self.axes_a

I am currently writing a long one-column document that contains a lot of floats (figures and tables). I know the usual b/h/p/t options for placing floats in latex. However, I was wondering if there exists a package or macro that would let me do the following automatically: place a float automatically right after it was first reference. So if the reference appears on the top of page x, then the float would most likely appear at the bottom of page x, or maybe at (the top of) page x+1. In any case it should not occur before the reference. I know that this may be hard to achieve but then I am not

I am using LaTeX and the figure environment. I am well familiar with the parameters to that environment: [htbp], and I am also generally familiar with the strategies that LaTeX takes, by default, to decide where to put each figure. For example, by placing figures at the top or bottom of the page. What I am wondering is whether there is a package, macro, or some commands that I can give so that if I have a single-column document and I mostly have a single in-text reference to a figure, that the figure would be more likely to be placed in the same page of the reference? For example, imagine that