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When trying to plot the biomass image from I noticed that the location was not as expected.
I set the initial biomass location to (0,0) but got the following plot:
However, when I looked at the fluxes, they were in the correct (top right) corner.
As I detailed here the actual coordinates in the data frames are not the same.
And when the get_biomass_image function subtracts 1 from the coordinates it causes the locations to shift, as I showed here.
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It is made by comets.__build_readable_flux_object(). However, that pulls
directly from comets.fluxes, so I think the problem must originate in the
fluxes object.
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What is generating the fluxes_by_species dataframes? Where are the
coordinates in that dataframe coming from?
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When trying to plot the biomass image from I noticed that the location was not as expected.
I set the initial biomass location to (0,0) but got the following plot:
However, when I looked at the fluxes, they were in the correct (top right) corner.
As I detailed here the actual coordinates in the data frames are not the same.
And when the get_biomass_image function subtracts 1 from the coordinates it causes the locations to shift, as I showed here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: