[MRG] DOC Use default matplotlib colors in example#16808
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see #5435, though matplotlib has changed its defaults in the meantime |
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I thought the new matplotlib default was OK wrt color blindness now? Maybe @adrinjalali knows more about this? |
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I can confirm they're colorblind friendly, I can see them ;) |
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I am supporting the use of matplotlib default, they have definitely improved. |
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the MPL default are pretty good now so no need for custom ones I guess?