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…y. This cannot be done closer to the dataseries since the measurement owns the dataseries and not referencing the dataseries?
… subsequent derivatives e.i grab fluxes for siq
…f changing data in ixdat
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ms_plotter works
ms_plotter.vs() needs some clean up
The main thing is how pint lets you set a matplotlib formatter for the units, so when axes are passed on, the label dynamically updates if the unit of the axes shoul change:
ax = meas_ms.plot()
ax.yaxis.get_unit() -> "A"
ax.yaxis.set_units(ureg.nA)
plt.plot()
data is correctly plotted
There is a nice thing about pint with their class Context.
This class could be a nice way to provide context for the measurement when units changes from mol/s to mol/s/cm^2