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Things that have been giving me trouble when working on the Taylor Diagram example:
need taylor.add_xgrid(np.array([0.6, 0.9])) to enforce X-Y ratio. This shouldn't be necessary. User should have the right ratio without needing to specify diagonal lines from origin to correlation
dia.add_model_set(stddev=[0.6], corrcoef=[0.24]) says it accepts floats, but I need to put the values in a list for it to not raise an error.
Should add_xgrid() and add_ygrid()be renamed to add_corr_grid() and add_stddev_grid() since the x and y nature of this plot isn't that intuitive?
How to treat negative correlations? Add optional second quadrant to the left.
Changing figure size messes with legend locations - add note that best at 12,12
Add arrow annotation support to draw directional association between same variable of different models.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Added a small note on the figure size to the doc string in #219.
Negative correlations in lowest priority.
Needing enforce X-Y ratio is higher priority, but not well understood
Renaming grids needs discussion on best path forward
Arrows is also low priority, but higher than the negative correlation
Things that have been giving me trouble when working on the Taylor Diagram example:
taylor.add_xgrid(np.array([0.6, 0.9]))
to enforce X-Y ratio. This shouldn't be necessary. User should have the right ratio without needing to specify diagonal lines from origin to correlationdia.add_model_set(stddev=[0.6], corrcoef=[0.24])
says it accepts floats, but I need to put the values in a list for it to not raise an error.add_xgrid()
andadd_ygrid()
be renamed toadd_corr_grid()
andadd_stddev_grid()
since the x and y nature of this plot isn't that intuitive?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: