Emmanuelle Gouillart
Emmanuelle Gouillart
I removed some of the completed examples from the list, so that the existing list is more readable.
Hi @rafa-guedes, you can open an issue in the Javascript library https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/new to discuss about a new trace for polar contour. If you want a fast solution, you can maybe...
This is a cute example :-). You can do the polar heatmap as follows ``` import numpy as np import plotly.graph_objects as go r, theta = np.mgrid[0.1:1:10j, 0:360:20j] color =...
Thank you @etpinard, it makes sense. We just need to document it! Do you want to close the issue now or wait until documentation examples are added.
The `ticksbetweenlabels` boolean would be really useful for heatmaps and images, in order to have ticks at the boundary between pixels.
Hi @lmmx thanks a lot for the PR! A couple of points: - for benchmarks please take a look at https://scikit-image.org/docs/dev/contribute.html#benchmarks - for the technical aspects of deprecation, you're indeed...
Thanks for updating the PR @Ddedalus ! @nicolaskruchten I think we can merge this one?
@sciunto what else did you want to do for this PR? I noticed that some variable names (B, R...) did not correspond to our conventions of using meaningful names. But...
Oh yes it's funny that there was this other issue not such a long time ago! For the nomenclature, if we want something which generalizes well to higher dimension, we...
One drawback of using marching cubes is that it is not a robust estimator, that is it does not converge to the true surface area when the resolution is increased....