[Athen] Jupyter Notebook charts and Tactile Graphics

[Karthikeyan, Ramya via athen-list]

Thank you, Travis and Joshua!

Currently I am only getting screenshots of the charts, but will pass this on to the instructor to see what can be done.

Best,
Ramya

Ramya Karthikeyan
Alternative Format Specialist
UCLA Center for Accessible Education
310-825-1501 (CAE line)

http://www.cae.ucla.edu/

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Hi,

Since you mention Jupyter Notebook I assume you’re using Ptyon and Matplotlib?

matplotlib.pyplot has a savefig() method that you may find helpful.



Here is a brief example phind.com gave me.

https://www.phind.com/search?cache=iqy5f2a1ypwots7nek3bi25d





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Hello!



Anyone has input or experience in creating tactile graphics of Jupyter Notebook charts. Currently I am getting screenshots which take more turnaround time. Was wondering if there was a way to export the charts as SVGs directly from Jupyter.



Best,

Ramya



Ramya Karthikeyan

Alternative Format Specialist

UCLA Center for Accessible Education
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