Hello,
I needed to use "stem" for complex impulse vectors and found that it
was too much work to make it behave. I therefore wrote "cstem" which
is intended for complex impulse vectors. It takes x (optional) and z
vectors, and a small number of special keyword parameters -- remaining
keywords are handed off to "plot" during plotting.
I've tried making it as similar to "stem" as I found useful, but it is
not a drop-in replacement. It is written as a function, not an axis
method, but if found useful to others, changing it over should not be
difficult.
The code has ReST docstring including example of use:
>>> z = np.random.uniform(size=10) + 1j*np.random.uniform(size=10)
>>> cstem(z)
or, using explicit x axis and keeping handles
>>> x = np.r_[1:3:10j]
>>> r_mark, i_mark, r_line, i_line, baseline = cstem(x, z)
License: anything BSD-ish that is broadly used in matplotlib already.
Enjoy! Comments/suggestions welcome.
cstem.py (3.94 KB)
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Tom Grydeland
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