I explored and didn't find if its possible make slider to horizontal axis (specifically time axis for my case) with Matplotlib library. I mean something in style in this page:
plotly slider
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I would like to create a matplotlib widget that changes the data and axes. It would be great to go even farther and change out a set of subplots.
I've tried modifying:
matplotlib display only one graph of a set of 10 like a slideshow
Python Matplotlib: change the displayed figure interactively using a widget
But both of these answers change the data not the axes or subplots.
I want to pre generate many plots with all sorts of things like pcolormesh, polygons, colorbars, scatter plots, legends, text and annotations. And swap them out on the push of a button or slide bar.
I’m using donut chartjs graph to simulate a circle progress bar, with 40 positions in the dataset with green and 60 positions with light gray (simulating a 40% progress bar).
But when I start the graph, all datasets animate, but I would like to keep the gray ones static and animate only the green ones, to simulate a progress bar. Is this possible?
PS: I didn’t use other progress bar lib because I need the stripped effect that I have with 100 positions in my dataset.
Suggestions are welcome.
This question is similar to yours, there are two approaches, or you set up a plugin and draw a circle under the chart or draw two charts one of them is the background with no animation them set both to position absolute.
I am using Chart.js and since I upgraded Chrome to Version 60.0.3112.90, the Charts (donuts, bar charts) do not render, but they do when I zoom in or zoom out or even if I get back to original zoom (anything which forces canvas re-render). But it doesn't show up on the first load. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
I am trying to record sound from mic using pyaudio and plotting it at the same time (in parallel with recording).
I have created a horizontal plot window, who's size is bigger than the main application window.
Code section:
self.fig, self.ax1 = plt.subplots()
rect = self.fig.patch
rect.set_facecolor('white')
#self.ax1.autoscale_view(True,True,True)
self.ax1.set_autoscale_on(True)
plt.subplots_adjust(left=0.0, bottom=0.0, top=0.95, right=10.0)
I am not able to move plot area to the current location of plotting or may be at the end of horizontal plot window. I also tried to use scrolled window. That also didn't work.
any idea?
I have a chart generated from Google Charts that can be found here: Chart generate by Google Charts API. As you can see the x axis labels are being overlapped.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
See the docs under Bar Width and Spacing (chbh). There's this snippet:
a - space_between_bars and space_between_groups are given in
absolute units (or default absolute values, if not specified). Bars
will be resized so that all bars will fit in the chart.
So just add chbh=a to the options. Here's the example with this option added.