How to add scientific 'references' with plotly, matplotlib ,seaborn? [closed] - python

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I´m working on some plots for my Thesis. I want to add some 'reference' to every plot. I realy dont know the english term for that, thats why I cannot just google the documentations, but i mean something like this:
or:
I dont need an answer with code, but maybe someone may share a link of documentation for creating such plots. (I would prefer plotly).
Kind Regards


In case of matplotlib, you can use matplotlib.pyplot.text, something like the following:
...
txt = 'Some caption'
fig.text(.5, .05, txt, ha='center')
You might need to play with the arguments to position it where you need exactly.

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