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ENH: Added an example of combined transforms and more#28364
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40e9b30 to21999caCompareWhy are the commits here attributed to someone else? |
joe-saronic commentedJun 29, 2024 • edited
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@QuLogic Because I made a mess of using my personal and work github accounts. Both are actually me. Specifically, I used my work account to make the PR, but the repo is configured with my personal email. The names should match though. |
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@QuLogic How does this look? |
Given the amount of explanation here, I wonder if this may work better as a subsection ofhttps://matplotlib.org/devdocs/users/explain/artists/transforms_tutorial.html |
I can see that being an option too. Will look into it when I have a chance. |
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PR summary
This PR adds a showcase for a couple of new things I've learned, especially regarding transformations.
The example shows how to make circles whose size is fixed in data space relative to one axis while still remaining circles. It uses dates on the x-axis to ensure that the scales of the x- and y-axes are wildly different.
This PR is based on the research I did forhttps://stackoverflow.com/q/78598087/2988730. It will not work properly with interactive zoom until#28375 is merged.
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