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Thank you for developing and maintaining such an excellent python visualization tool.
In some cases, like the heatmap in cell 8 in your tutorial, we want to synchronously use the color and size of the dots just to show one dimension of data better. But in this case, two legends are created to separately show the color and size information:
In fact, the color and size features of the dots are coupled. It would be perfect if the coupled features can be merged in a single legend as follows:
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Thank you for your reply! In fact, what I want to say is whether the bar legend and dot legend can be merged into one if they are telling the same thing, and the size and color of the dots in this legend can change at the same time as in the figure. Please refer to the example I provided.
I will think about whether to combine two legends as one or not.
From my point of view, I prefer to plot two legends separately, because we also have different markers (such as circle, square, star and so on), if we combine three legends (dotsize, colromap and markers shape) together, then it would be too complicated.
Thank you for developing and maintaining such an excellent python visualization tool.
In some cases, like the heatmap in cell 8 in your tutorial, we want to synchronously use the color and size of the dots just to show one dimension of data better. But in this case, two legends are created to separately show the color and size information:
In fact, the color and size features of the dots are coupled. It would be perfect if the coupled features can be merged in a single legend as follows:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: