So I used mpl-interactions to implement zoom/pan and I also set the xlim and ylim of the axis, but this doesn’t prevent the zoom/pan to go over those axis limits. I don’t know how to solve this problem and I found nothing about it all over the internet. If you need further information I will attach my code!

So I used mpl-interactions to implement zoom/pan and I also set the xlim and ylim of the axis, but this doesn’t prevent the zoom/pan to go over those axis limits. I don’t know how to solve this problem and I found nothing about it all over the internet. If you need further information I will attach my code!

So I used mpl-interactions to implement zoom/pan and I also set the xlim and ylim of the axis, but this doesn’t prevent the zoom/pan to go over those axis limits. I don’t know how to solve this problem and I found nothing about it all over the internet. If you need further information I will attach my code!

So I used mpl-interactions to implement zoom/pan and I also set the xlim and ylim of the axis, but this doesn’t prevent the zoom/pan to go over those axis limits. I don’t know how to solve this problem and I found nothing about it all over the internet. If you need further information I will attach my code!

I have the transfer function of a system, I need to find the impulse response of this system. I tried using the ControlPythonSystem library and calculate as a derivative of the step response. Need to find impulse response for a closed loop.

I have the transfer function of a system, I need to find the impulse response of this system. I tried using the ControlPythonSystem library and calculate as a derivative of the step response. Need to find impulse response for a closed loop.

I have a dataset where i am plotting certain values using a line plot
the points are denoted by circular markers

The following MWE:

I have following piece of random code that just draws a scatter plot using some random numbers.

I have a very simple code that plots points by coordinates (x, y)