.. _sphx_glr_auto_examples_plot_labels.py:


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Labeling your datapoints
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This is an example of how to use the `label(s)` kwarg, which must be a list the
length of the number of datapoints (rows) you have in the matrix.  Here, we
are simply labeling the first datapoint for each matrix in the list.




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.. code-block:: python


    # Code source: Andrew Heusser
    # License: MIT

    # import
    import hypertools as hyp
    import numpy as np

    # load example data
    geo = hyp.load('weights_sample')
    data = geo.get_data()

    # simulate labels
    labels=[]
    for idx,i in enumerate(data):
        tmp=[]
        for iidx,ii in enumerate(i):
            if iidx==0:
                tmp.append('Subject ' + str(idx))
            else:
                tmp.append(None)
        labels.append(tmp)

    # plot
    geo.plot(fmt='.', labels=labels)

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