Python Plotting Press-Schechter using Python

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To plot the Press-Schechter function for redshifts 0, 0.5, and 1 using Python, users are seeking either a plotting package or a program that can perform the simulation and generate the plots. While there are existing Python programs available online, users may need to create their own plots from the simulation results. Notable resources mentioned include CosmoloPy and a specific HaloMassFcn script from the yt package, which can potentially be adapted for plotting the Press-Schechter function as part of a course project.
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How can I plot "Press-Schechter" function using Python for redshift 0, 0.5 and 1?
 
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What are you looking for?

1) a plotting package for python or
2) a program that does a Press-Schechter simulation and plots it

Is this a homework assignment or project for a course?

There are Python programs available that you can find via Google but you'd probably need to plot the results yourself.
 
I'm looking for a program that plots the Press-Schechter function for these 3 redshifts. It's actually part of a project for a course.
 
There are some python packages that support it:

http://roban.github.io/CosmoloPy/

and

http://www.nullege.com/codes/show/src@yt-1.6.1@yt@extensions@HaloMassFcn.py

You might be able to adapt them to do plots
 

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