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Contour plots #57
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I have been creating a little app that uses druid and this lib, druid has a nicely scaling svg widget but did not render plotlib graphs properly, I got a PR merged in druid to allow that and am working on a branch to also allow embedded images. With that merged i will be able to use a branch of this lib to create things like The branch of plotlib i have been working on is https://github.com/fishrockz/plotlib/tree/willsalmon/imshow it is still very ruff and ready but i was wondering how keen others would be on having this? If there is interest then I would like to clean it up and get it merged here. It dose not create contour plots but creates things more like matplotlib imshow() I would still like to add contour plot functionality but its a fair bit more complex than imshow. |
I think that an For contour plots I think we could do something a bit cleverer and generate the contours automatically as part of the pipeline but apart from that an generic imshow feature could cover a lot of use cases. |
So I implemented this first time with lots of rect's and it scalled very badly (I mean it was supper slow to to write them all out and then read them back in to something else) |
From a quick look around, it seems that matplotlib generates the contour lines themselves as (a group of) vector For example see https://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/visualization/wcsaxes/images_contours-3.svg |
I notice in #3 that @milliams is keen for lots more plot types
A plot I use a lot in matplotlib is the contour plot, i have some ideas as to how to do this in plotlib but before i get too carried away do you have firm ideas as to how to handle this sort of thing?
Would you welcome a PR adding such a plot?
PS I have been really enjoying using your lib so far, thanks to all involved!
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