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Currently, I believe all the data inputted must share the same x value, which is rather limiting. I would like to be able to plot arbitrary x-y pairs (perhaps with an identifier that can be used as a legend item) on subplots.
For example, the following data structure might be able to make two subplots, the top one containing two lines and the bottom one a single line. These subplots share the same x axis/label, but have separate y-axis labels ("Lift" and "Drag"). The user can optionally add legends to the line (e.g. "Composite" or "Metallic").
Does this make sense? Are there better data formats available? We also want to take care of the simple case where all the lines share the same x values, but maybe it's not too bad to ask the user to provide the same array a bunch of times?
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Currently, I believe all the data inputted must share the same
x
value, which is rather limiting. I would like to be able to plot arbitrary x-y pairs (perhaps with an identifier that can be used as a legend item) on subplots.For example, the following data structure might be able to make two subplots, the top one containing two lines and the bottom one a single line. These subplots share the same x axis/label, but have separate y-axis labels ("Lift" and "Drag"). The user can optionally add legends to the line (e.g. "Composite" or "Metallic").
Does this make sense? Are there better data formats available? We also want to take care of the simple case where all the lines share the same x values, but maybe it's not too bad to ask the user to provide the same array a bunch of times?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: