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I have an issue with facet wrapping my data and the borders of the plots being visibly different thicknesses. And I'm not sure what is causing it. My code for my plot is here. I've used facet_wrap2 ...
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In realtime systems, older updates (ticks) from data providers may sometimes arrive later than newer ticks. usually within a few hundred milliseconds. Should such a tick be discarded or used to update ...
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I have a sensor time series with these properties: ~250,000 data points at high sampling rate over ~12 hours ~11 continuous segments separated by 30-40 minute gaps (sensor goes offline periodically) ...
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Hi I was trying to implement a plot function for a DFA class, using networkx in python. def plot(self): G = nx.MultiDiGraph() nodes = self.collect_nodes() for n in nodes: ...
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I have a plot with categorical labels on the y‑axis, similar to this: I would like to display a symbol (e.g., +) between every pair of y‑axis tick labels, such as between eight and eight u two. Is it ...
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I am creating a forest plot using ggplot2 and ggforestplot, and I am having two formatting issues: Facet label overlap I want facet labels like: APOE ε2 effects However, my current labels: ...
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How to fix these kinks in the norm_pan and norm_tau curves? I tried using a quite high resolution and logarithmic spacing when defining t, but this did not fix the problem. import numpy as np import ...
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I am plotting residual plots to check assumptions for a general linear model using both ggplot2 and ggfortify R packages but I keeping getting warning messages which I am not sure how to get rid off. ...
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I made a plot with ggplot2 and grid.arrange() and I wish to save the plot I made, but while keeping the axis titles I added manually with grid.arrange() (bottom = "text", left = "text&...
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In R it is generally convenient to use a function like "pretty" when deciding intervals to plot in a graph that are useful and readable to the general audience. In R if you are producing a ...
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In GeoGebra is there a method to plot only a portion of a curve defined by an equation? In other words if I want to plot only the first quadrant of the equation of a circle x^2+y^2=1, is there a way ...
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I have 8 files all 13 minutes long for measuring sound intensity. I need to calculate the average every 5 seconds for each file, any idea how to do this in a fast or efficient manner? I have no idea ...
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I want to plot a 3D curve showing the X-Y grid in polar coordinates. Here's a sketch and my script that generated it: from math import cos, cosh, floor, pi, sin, sinh import matplotlib.pyplot as ...
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I am trying to create a forest plot for some meta-analyses I am conducting. I have been able to create the forest plot but I have been unable to use xlim() to adjust the x-axis scale, nor have I been ...
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I want to create a 3d plot that only shows data and annotations in the xy, xz, and yz planes. Especially, annotations should be fixed to these planes as well, and should not rotate out of them when ...
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