Using show=False in the plot function will still render the figure in jupyter notebook. Additionally, I found that when you run the function with show=False outside of jupyter (aka in normal conditions), a window of some sort is still spawned, just hidden. If you run, say,
hyp.plot(data, show=False)
hyp.plot(data)
Then not only will the latter graph pop up, but the former graph will also pop up. So evidently the figure is still rendered.
Using
show=False
in theplot
function will still render the figure in jupyter notebook. Additionally, I found that when you run the function withshow=False
outside of jupyter (aka in normal conditions), a window of some sort is still spawned, just hidden. If you run, say,Then not only will the latter graph pop up, but the former graph will also pop up. So evidently the figure is still rendered.