Plotting multiple files' word dispersion plot in one single plot in Python












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I have several files, and for each of them I want to visualize the dispersion plot of a word x.
Using nltk and matplotlib, I run the following code:



files = [file1,file2,file3,file4,file5,file6,file7,file8,file9]
for file in files:
plt.figure()
topics = ['myword']
file.dispersion_plot(topics)


What I obtained are of course 9 different plots, each showing the dispersion plot of the related file.
Is there a way to group all the dispersion plots in ONE single plot for comparison? In that case, I would show the file names in plt.yticks()










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    I have several files, and for each of them I want to visualize the dispersion plot of a word x.
    Using nltk and matplotlib, I run the following code:



    files = [file1,file2,file3,file4,file5,file6,file7,file8,file9]
    for file in files:
    plt.figure()
    topics = ['myword']
    file.dispersion_plot(topics)


    What I obtained are of course 9 different plots, each showing the dispersion plot of the related file.
    Is there a way to group all the dispersion plots in ONE single plot for comparison? In that case, I would show the file names in plt.yticks()










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      I have several files, and for each of them I want to visualize the dispersion plot of a word x.
      Using nltk and matplotlib, I run the following code:



      files = [file1,file2,file3,file4,file5,file6,file7,file8,file9]
      for file in files:
      plt.figure()
      topics = ['myword']
      file.dispersion_plot(topics)


      What I obtained are of course 9 different plots, each showing the dispersion plot of the related file.
      Is there a way to group all the dispersion plots in ONE single plot for comparison? In that case, I would show the file names in plt.yticks()










      share|improve this question









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      I have several files, and for each of them I want to visualize the dispersion plot of a word x.
      Using nltk and matplotlib, I run the following code:



      files = [file1,file2,file3,file4,file5,file6,file7,file8,file9]
      for file in files:
      plt.figure()
      topics = ['myword']
      file.dispersion_plot(topics)


      What I obtained are of course 9 different plots, each showing the dispersion plot of the related file.
      Is there a way to group all the dispersion plots in ONE single plot for comparison? In that case, I would show the file names in plt.yticks()







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