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Can't see line with columns of different range
Hi!
First, thanks for this library which is really awesome!
I have this dataset where I'm analyzing Premie league football since 1992. I want to plot a Ridge plot with each subplot being Yellow_card, red_card, goal, penalty, etc, and see the distribution over a 90mn period to see when these actions happen the most. Of course, there is way more yellow cards than goals and way more goals that red card which results in a plot like this:
![Screenshot-2021-07-13-at-01-29-37](https://i.ibb.co/SVCwQrG/Screenshot-2021-07-13-at-01-29-37.png)
Is there a way to see everything, I check the parameters and the code but I'm not that good in python to understand everything yet...
Any help?
@marclelamy thank you for the kind words!
This looks like a nice feature to implement. I will have a look at this in the coming days. In the meantime, you could achieve this by normalising each trace yourself. Let me get back to you on this 🚀
@marclelamy any success? Let me know if you would like some help in the meantime :)
Hey! I just logged back on Github but went with the Plotly solution as I found it works pretty well. But yeah, now that you talk about normalization, it totally makes sense and I'm sure it would work!
Thanks for getting back to me @marclelamy! I have added an enhancement label to this as I still believe it is a nice feature to add 🚀