This is another Wes Anderson Palettes implementation. Currnetly, if you set your default pallete, it just modifies the default color cycle to the one provided by the blog. I don't make any classification or useage inferences, unlike jiffyclub's fantastic palettable.
Check out the demo notebook for more information.
It's about as easy as:
import wes
wes.set_palette('Rushmore')
and then your future plots will use the Rushmore palette. If you'd like to
reset your palette, use
import matplotlib
matplotlib.rcdefaults()
Otherwise, you can show all palettes available using wes.available() and can
plot two palettes against each other using wes.plot_palettes(*args).
You can also use this with
seaborn. Just remember to set
your palette after importing seaborn, as seaborn overwrites matplotlib's
rcdefaults
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