PopulationPlot: ScatterOnBox data format#1440
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…ce on the diagram; often used in scientific environments for comparison of many populations.
…ce on the diagram; often used in scientific environments for comparison of many populations.
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Hi @Syntaxrabbit, thanks for this! I'll take a closer look this evening. If you could edit your original comment to include a screenshot of what this plot type looks like, that would be great! Bonus points if you can add a cookbook example by adding to the bottom of Recipes/Plottable/Population.cs 🚀 |
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Thank you for your help. Of course, I will do the cookbook later. Edit: Could you tell me what you'd expect from the cookbook example to look like? |
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Thanks for this feature @Syntaxrabbit! The I added a cookbook example showing how to change the display format to overlapping scatter/bar (not scatter/box). I'm not really satisfied with the current options - it seems that box-and-whisker plots are always drawn as half-boxes. I'll create a triaged issue to hopefully work to improve this some time in the future (#1028) PS: I've been copy/pasting this message a lot lately: Sorry for the delay! It took me an unexpectedly long time to get to this because I moved houses and it was a lot more disruptive than I predicted, then right after I got sick for several weeks. I'm doing better now and am happy to be picking this up again. Thanks for your patience along the way! |
This commit creates a new type of population plot with semitransparent box plots and scatters.
The DataFormat enum type "ScatterOnBox" saves some space on the diagram; often used in scientific environments for comparison of many populations.