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Had changed to pull from bug-fixes branch to test, changing back before merge.
Plots were accumulating and printing after every code cell. Added plt.close() to fix.
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What a frustrating bug! Good fix!
Increment the version number and this is great!
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Plots are accumulating as the module progresses; each code cell prints all previous plots as well as the intended one. Adding
plt.closeto the plot-generating code cells fixes this issue. Also added a line of explanation in the text.