I wrote code to make a scatter plot. The x-axis ticks were originally 1 - 5 and I did the following to convert the numbers into text:
xLabels = ['V', 'rho_bd', 'lw', 'soc', 'fP']
plt.xticks(sampleId, xLabels, fontname = "Arial",fontsize=12)
Unfortunately, I have the problem shown in the figure, where the labels are on the wrong ticks. The "V" label is missing. It should be where "rho_bd" is. The "rho_bd" labels and the other labels should be moved one place to the right.
I have come across posts here where people have a problem with alignment of rotated bar graph labels to the correct ticks. It seems like that problem can be solved by simply aligning the labels--e.g., "left" instead of "right." That does not seem to be what I'm dealing with. I saw a post a while back (but can't find it again) where someone had this same problem. An answerer referred to some inherent issue with the way labels are anchored in Python. Unfortunately, that is all I recall. If there is another way to do this, I would be grateful to hear it.
I have not posted my entire code because it deals with file input and output and might be confusing. Also, I'm only allowed to provide snippets. If there is anything specific I can add that might be helpful, I would be happy to.