python - How to make pylab.savefig () saves the image as a maximize window instead of the default size
I am using pylab in matplotlib to create a plot and save the plot to an image file. However, when I save the image using pylab.savefig( image_name )
, I find that the SIZE image saved is the same as the image that is shown when I use pylab.show()
.
As it happens, I have a lot of data in the plot and when I am using pylab.show()
, I have to maximize the window before I can see all of the plot correctly, and the xlabel tickers don't superimpose on each other.
Is there anyway that I can programmatically 'maximize' the window before saving the image to file? - at the moment, I am only getting the 'default' window size image, which results in the x axis labels being superimposed on one another.
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