Adam Hughes
Adam Hughes
Is there an obvious way to do it? Tried with _bar_labels kwarg and got error. I'd like just to have "time" but no labels.
Maybe dont' force this into same system for index, but somethign consistent based on classes would be nice at least for metadata. That way can ensure consistency in plotting API.
Wireframe is just another style of 3d plot. Also depends on ZZ. http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/tutorial.html Maybe a "style" could switch between them? Looks like strides are dependent on data values. EG different...
ts.plot(color='black') doesn't work but (color='r') does... is full color parsing not impolemented?
1. If less than five timepoints, cbar labels won't show up. t2 = solvent_evap() t2.nearby[3000.0:2800.0, 3.0:5.0].plot(cbar=True, colormap='cool'); 1. Labels are resetting to 0: t2.nearby[3000.0:2800.0, 3.0:11.0].plot(cbar=True, colormap='cool'); Once corrected, fix slicing.ipynb
Once 0.15 comes out, first task is to find out how to maintain backwards compat. Second, should make SpecIndex multiple inherit from ConversionIndex and Float64Index. Maybe get rid of dtype...
nearby[[1500,1600]] the call to `self._getitem_iterable` is returning an Int64 indexer. This method also needs to look at the key and find nearby values! Finally, I don't think nested slices are...
Probably because of differnet index types, but get different behavior: t1 = aunps_glass() t2 = solvent_evap() t1.loc[:,:] t1.iloc[:,:] t2.loc[:,:] t2.iloc[:,:]
Cumsum is basically locked to "true" now. The use case that we'd not want this would be if wanted an interval, but instead of cumulative sum (0,5,10) we just have...
http://calicoproject.org/ICalico#Calico_Notebook_Extensions Not sure how to install; keeps loading a noteobok