analysis: Allow optional annotation of plot_tradeoff graphs#123
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Allow to annotate the points of plot_tradeoff graphs (which use peeling_trajectory DataFrames) with id labels. This makes it easy to quickly identify points on the tradeoff graphs which look interesting. Works best with large graphs (using "fig.set_size_inches").
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@quaquel What do you think of such a feature? |
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It's a good and useful addition. Just need time to integrate this and update any associated test code |
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Allow to annotate the points of
plot_tradeoffgraphs (which usepeeling_trajectoryDataFrames) withidlabels. Add the optionalannotatedparameter with valueTrueto do so (by default it'sFalse, replicating current behaviour.This makes it easy to quickly identify points on the tradeoff graphs which look interesting. Works best with large graphs (using Figure.set_size_inches).
Example usage: