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In Python, I have two list that have 10 elements each. I plot these against each other in pyplot.
I know that I am able to use xticks to position the ticks, but it seems that I am limited to putting the ticks at one of the 10 points on my x axis.
Is it possible to put my tick locations at any arbitrary location that I chose along the x axis? Perhaps by choosing the fraction of the axis length or something?
Thank you!
You can just do
pyplot.xticks([1, 3, 10, 20]), or whatever arbitrary numbers you like.