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I am preparing a Taylor diagram by plotting my observed data first before running a loop to overlay results from other models.
The problem I have is that the vertical and horizontal axis (Standard deviation) do not adjust to include new data that are outside the range of the diagram. Find below an image of the problem I'm having. How do I fix this?
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You can control the maximum and ticks of the standard deviation axes by using the tickSTD option. Refer to the STD Axis Options documentation. Refer also to Taylor example 3. You should be able to easily achieve what you desire after adjusting the list of tickSTD values.
I am preparing a Taylor diagram by plotting my observed data first before running a loop to overlay results from other models.
The problem I have is that the vertical and horizontal axis (Standard deviation) do not adjust to include new data that are outside the range of the diagram. Find below an image of the problem I'm having. How do I fix this?
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59980223/190001111-6c1150c9-9a1c-43f7-9a46-86f121ec09af.png)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: