In the attached, the legend box slightly covers the graph, but there is no
need to, it could just be moved a bit lower and then would cover nothing.
My questions:
1) can I fix it?
2) is this a bug?
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I am pretty sure that 'best' is picking from one of the 9 positions [(top,
middle, bottom)X(left, center, right)] not picking a continuous position.
Fixing this would be useful and a pretty major new feature. It is not
clear to me what the best algorithm for this would be. The obvious thing
is to run N more refinements around each point, but hopefully there is some
computational geometry that I do not know.
Tom
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 09:07 Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
In the attached, the legend box slightly covers the graph, but there is no
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1) can I fix it?
2) is this a bug?_______________________________________________
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Would an approach similar to adjustText be something you could consider for
mpl? I was already thinking of adding this to the library.
9 ??? 2017 ?. 15:15 ??? "Thomas Caswell" <tcaswell at gmail.com>
???:
I am pretty sure that 'best' is picking from one of the 9 positions [(top,
middle, bottom)X(left, center, right)] not picking a continuous position.Fixing this would be useful and a pretty major new feature. It is not
clear to me what the best algorithm for this would be. The obvious thing
is to run N more refinements around each point, but hopefully there is some
computational geometry that I do not know.Tom
In the attached, the legend box slightly covers the graph, but there is no
need to, it could just be moved a bit lower and then would cover nothing.My questions:
1) can I fix it?
2) is this a bug?_______________________________________________
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On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 09:07 Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
In principle yes, but I think it would depend on how general / reliable the
algorithm is vs how complex and invasive the algorithm ends up being.
Tom
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 2:40 PM Ilya Flyamer <flyamer at gmail.com> wrote:
Would an approach similar to adjustText be something you could consider
for mpl? I was already thinking of adding this to the library.9 ??? 2017 ?. 15:15 ??? "Thomas Caswell" <tcaswell at gmail.com>
???:I am pretty sure that 'best' is picking from one of the 9 positions [(top,
middle, bottom)X(left, center, right)] not picking a continuous position.Fixing this would be useful and a pretty major new feature. It is not
clear to me what the best algorithm for this would be. The obvious thing
is to run N more refinements around each point, but hopefully there is some
computational geometry that I do not know.Tom
On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 09:07 Neal Becker <ndbecker2 at gmail.com> wrote:
In the attached, the legend box slightly covers the graph, but there is no
need to, it could just be moved a bit lower and then would cover nothing.My questions:
1) can I fix it?
2) is this a bug?_______________________________________________
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OK, when I find the time to add it to adjustText, I'll get back to you to
discuss this.
2017-01-10 18:22 GMT+00:00 Thomas Caswell <tcaswell at gmail.com>:
In principle yes, but I think it would depend on how general / reliable
the algorithm is vs how complex and invasive the algorithm ends up being.Tom
Would an approach similar to adjustText be something you could consider
for mpl? I was already thinking of adding this to the library.9 ??? 2017 ?. 15:15 ??? "Thomas Caswell" <tcaswell at gmail.com>
???:I am pretty sure that 'best' is picking from one of the 9 positions
[(top, middle, bottom)X(left, center, right)] not picking a continuous
position.Fixing this would be useful and a pretty major new feature. It is not
clear to me what the best algorithm for this would be. The obvious thing
is to run N more refinements around each point, but hopefully there is some
computational geometry that I do not know.Tom
In the attached, the legend box slightly covers the graph, but there is no
need to, it could just be moved a bit lower and then would cover nothing.My questions:
1) can I fix it?
2) is this a bug?_______________________________________________
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Matplotlib-users at python.org
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