Help getting the correct output with for a simple python model

[daniel.corry]

I have produced a model in python demonstrating the Tonry et al (1999) model of infall towards the Great Attractor and Virgo Attractor however I can't seem to achieve the correct pylab graph output I am looking for. Firstly I would like to be able to plot the 100 output values all on the same graph.
Secondly I would like to be able to produce numerous graphs on one page, perhaps six or eight graphs on one single output page.
Any help would be deeply appreciated.
I attach the code in a word format.
Thanks
Dan

 

[Valkarie]

Unfortunately, it is not possible to provide a solution without a code snippet or more information about the model you are trying to produce. However, there are a few tips that may be useful for producing the graphs you want. Firstly, if you want to plot all 100 output values on the same graph, you can use the matplotlib library to do this. You can use the plot() function to draw your data points and then use the show() function to display the graph. You can also customize the graph by setting parameters such as the title, x-axis label, etc.Secondly, if you want to produce multiple graphs on one page, you can use the subplots() function from the matplotlib library. This allows you to create multiple axes and then plot each graph on its own axis. You can also customize each graph individually by setting parameters such as the title, x-axis label, etc.Finally, if you need more help understanding how to use the matplotlib library to produce your desired graphs, there are many resources available online. The matplotlib documentation is a great place to start and there are also many tutorials available on popular sites like YouTube.