Thanks so much for this super article that I am enjoying and using in my teaching... Going over the figures and reworking some of them for my illustrations I notice that in the "nice" version of figure 7 the labels are inverted compared to the other one (i.e. Series 7 is in fact Series 1 in the first part!!!! (The spike at the end is on the black not the blue line)...
To fix it I modified the labeling statement to:
label = "Series %d" % (7-i)
To make the point more clearly (and it is what showed me the error) I modified one of the series...
Y[4] = 0.2 + Y[4]/2
Thanks so much for this super article that I am enjoying and using in my teaching... Going over the figures and reworking some of them for my illustrations I notice that in the "nice" version of figure 7 the labels are inverted compared to the other one (i.e. Series 7 is in fact Series 1 in the first part!!!! (The spike at the end is on the black not the blue line)...
To fix it I modified the labeling statement to: label = "Series %d" % (7-i)
To make the point more clearly (and it is what showed me the error) I modified one of the series... Y[4] = 0.2 + Y[4]/2