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| M.plot(A3intervals1; z=:C) | ||
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| A3intervals2 = rand(X(10:1:15; sampling=Intervals(Start())), Y(1:3), Z(10:15; sampling=Intervals(Start()))) | ||
| M.plot(A3intervals2) |
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what's the expected output? It looks like A3intervals1 is a combination of Intervals and points, hence the recipe should be a combination of scatters and linesegments, which I couldn't find 😄 ? Does this means that for Intervals, Intervals, Intervals the output should be a voxel plot, namely voxel(matrix)[https://github.com/MakieOrg/Makie.jl/pull/3527] or meshscatter(3dPoints, color=matrix[:])? a cube of mini-cubes?
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oh... it's also slices of heatmaps? that would be more cumbersome. It will require a smart way of combining
heatmap(x,y,z; transformation = (:xy, value)
heatmap(x,y,z; transformation = (:xz,value)
heatmap(x,y,z; transformation = (:yz, :value)
ok...please clarify the expected output.
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Yeah the idea is two intervals combine to make a square.
So like slices of heat maps, or just all the polygons that would make the heatmap. Not sure how to do it best
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@lazarusA I rebased this against main youl need to scrap the branch you have I guess |
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@lazarusA this works when you use
plot(A)with oneIntervalsdimensions, but I cant get it to work when there are two intervals and the pixels should be squares like in heatmap.Maybe you have an idea.