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Thank you for the quick reply!
Your solution works nicely, but it can only place the annotation at the very corner. If I want it at (0.2, 0.8), so as to leave some space from the corner, I can change the values of hjust and vjust in ggplot2 to achieve that.
However, in plotnine, ha and va only support fixed string values. I assume this is a limition of matplotlib. Is there a workaround?
Is it possible to place annotations at relative position of the plotting panel like legend_position_inside?
Similar to this ggplot issue:
tidyverse/ggplot2#1244
However, the solution given by Hadley for ggplot2 does not seem to work in plotnine.
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