#LABEL POINTS SCATTER PLOT MATPLOTLIB HOW TO#
#LABEL POINTS SCATTER PLOT MATPLOTLIB SERIES#

#LABEL POINTS SCATTER PLOT MATPLOTLIB HOW TO#

Statistics - How to use statistics tools bundled with ScottPlot.Scatter plots are the go-to for illustrating the relationship between two variables.Miscellaneous - A collection of examples demonstrating obscure configuration options.Vector Field - Vector fields use arrows to show direction and magnitude of data points in a 2D array and are ideal for visualizing data explained by differential equations.Tooltip - Tooltips are annotations that point to an X/Y coordinate on the plot.Text - A text label that is placed at an X/Y coordinate on the plot (not in pixel space like an Annotation).SignalXY - SignalXY is a speed-optimized plot for displaying Y vaues with unevenly-spaced (but always increasing) X positions.Pre-processing takes time up-front and requires 4x the memory of Signal. SignalConst - SignalConst plots pre-processes data to render much faster than Signal plots.Signal Plot - Signal plots are optimized to display data with evenly-spaced X values.Signal plots are much faster than scatter plots and should be used when X data is evenly spaced. Scatter Plot - Scatter plots display small numbers of paired X/Y data points.Scale Bar - An L-shaped scalebar can be added in the corner of any plot.Radial Gauge - A radial gauge chart displays scalar data as circular gauges.Radar Chart - Radar charts (also called a spider charts or star charts) represent multi-axis data as a 2D shape on axes arranged circularly around a center point.The population plot is different than using a box plot with an error bar in that you pass your original data into the population plot and it determines the standard deviation, standard error, quartiles, mean, median, outliers, etc., and you get to determine how to display these values.

Population - The population plot makes it easy to display populations as bar graphs, box-and-whisker plots, scattered values, or box plots and data points side-by-side.

Polygon - Polygons are 2D shapes made from pairs of X/Y points.

Pie Chart - A pie chart illustrates numerical proportions as slices of a circle.

Marker - A marker is a symbol placed at an X/Y point in coordinate space.

Image - An image bitmap can be placed on the plot.

Heatmap - Heatmaps display a 2D array using a colormap.

Function - Function plots accept a Func (not distinct X/Y data points) to create line plots which can be zoomed infinitely.

Finance - Finance charts represent price over a binned time range using OHLC (open, high, low, close) data format.

Fill - Helper methods are available to help fill the region under a curve.

Error Bar - Error bars represent a range of uncertainty using a line and a perpendicular cap.

This plot type is typically updated after MouseMove events to track the mouse.

Crosshair - The Crosshair plot type draws vertical and horizontal lines that intersect at a point on the plot and the coordinates of those lines are displayed on top of the axis ticks.

Coxcomb Chart - A Coxcomb chart is a pie graph where the angle of slices is constant but the radii are not.

Colorbars are typically added to plots containing heatmaps.

Colorbar - A colorbar displays a colormap beside the data area.

Bubble Plot - Bubble plots display circles at specific X/Y locations.

Bracket - Brackets highlight a range in coordinate space.

#LABEL POINTS SCATTER PLOT MATPLOTLIB SERIES#

Bar Series - BarSeries plots allow customization of each bar individually.Bar Graph - How to create bar charts using ScottPlot.

Axis Line and Span - Axis lines and axis spans extend infinitely in one direction.Arrow - Arrows point to a location in coordinate space.Annotation - An Annotation is a text label that is placed on the plot in pixel space (not in coordinate space like a Text object).Layout - How to customize plot layout, padding, margins, axis spacing, etc.Palette - The Palette defines default colors for new objects added to the plot.Style - Plots can be styled to customize their colors and fonts.Multi-Axis - Plot data using non-standard or additional axes.Advanced Axis Features - Examples demonstrating advanced configuration of axis labels, lines, and ticks.Axis and Ticks - Examples of common customizations for axis labels and ticks.Quickstart - Simple examples designed to help new users get familiar with ScottPlot.

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