Subplots are messed up

[DavidNemeskey]

I tried to convert a plot with 4x2 subplots into tikz, but the output is not very faithful to what I see with plt.show(). I attached both the image generated by matplotlib and the pdf file generated by xelatex. It does nothing but import the figure.

The problems:

• the x axes are shared (sharex=True in plt.subplots()), yet the tick labels are put on all of them
• the subplot titles overlap with said tick labels. This is like that in matplotlib too, but there at least I could
  • fig.subplots_adjust(hspace=.5)
  • plt.tight_layout() None of these seem to have any effect in the generated pdf, even though the former does change some numbers in the file.
• the points in the middle of the error bars are huge in tikz, compared to the original plot

This is what it should look like: This is what it looks like: xelatex.pdf Without subplots_adjust: test.tikz.txt With subplots_adjust: test_adjust.tikz.txt The Python file: plotit.py.txt

[mladenivkovic]

For the overlapping axes, a quick workaround is to add vertical sep=2cm [or some other value] to the line beginning with \begin{groupplot}. In your specific case, replace \begin{groupplot}[group style={group size=2 by 4}] with \begin{groupplot}[group style={group size=2 by 4, vertical sep=2cm}].