Declarative UI region based plots - spec & builder #212
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| | **Name** | **Type** | **Description** | | ||
| | -------- | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ||
| | `x` | `stream_id` | The X axis values of the regions. Style's on this stream apply to the full region. | |
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Might worth mentioning the type of the stream that is expected here?
| obj.independentVariable = this._independentVariable; | ||
| obj.dependentVariables = this._dependentVariables; | ||
| } else { | ||
| obj.regions = this._regions; |
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Is there a reason to not support line plots and area plots at the same time?
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That was just an oversight I will fix it up.
This allows you to plot regions in an X, Y space, with defined upper and lower Y bounds over a provided range of X values. These are helpful when reasoning about particular complex optimization problems. These are created by specifying the 3 XVIZ variable streams that define the x coordinates, y minimum, and y maximum. These streams can have multiple objects as long as the same objects exist on all streams. Styling is done by applying styles to the `x` variable stream objects.
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This allows you to plot regions in an X, Y space, with defined upper and lower Y bounds over a provided range of X values. These are helpful when reasoning about particular complex optimization problems. These are created by specifying the 3 XVIZ variable streams that define the x coordinates, y minimum, and y maximum. These streams can have multiple objects as long as the same objects exist on all streams. Styling is done by applying styles to the `x` variable stream objects.
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This allows you to plot regions in an X, Y space, with defined upper and lower Y bounds over a provided range of X values. These are helpful when reasoning about particular complex optimization problems. These are created by specifying the 3 XVIZ variable streams that define the x coordinates, y minimum, and y maximum. These streams can have multiple objects as long as the same objects exist on all streams. Styling is done by applying styles to the `x` variable stream objects.
Hi @jlisee , Could you please give a sample code for Region mode plot you describe here? Thanks a lot. |
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This allows you to plot regions in an X, Y space, with defined upper
and lower Y bounds over a provided range of X values. These are
helpful when reasoning about particular complex optimization problems.
These are created by specifying the 3 XVIZ variable streams that
define the x coordinates, y minimum, and y maximum. These streams can
have multiple objects as long as the same objects exist on all
streams.
Styling is done by applying styles to the
xvariable stream objects.