ContextLab / quail

A python toolbox for analyzing and plotting free recall data
http://cdl-quail.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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enhancement: tufte plot styling #41

Closed jeremymanning closed 7 years ago

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

we could use tufte-style slope plots (SPC, PFR, PNR, Lag-CRP) and bar plots (fingerprints) to beautify out plot styles

inspiration: https://github.com/juanshishido/tufte

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

also: https://github.com/pascal-schetelat/Slope

andrewheusser commented 7 years ago

seaborn has a ticks style that is pretty clean:

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we could start with that and add a layer of our own defaults (if we want thinner lines, bars, etc). I also like the blue background:

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andrewheusser commented 7 years ago

@jeremymanning any preferences on the plot styles? Personally I like the way they are now

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

yeah, i like them too-- let's stick with this style

andrewheusser commented 7 years ago

👍 cool

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

actually-- now that you've closed this, one more comment: we should make sure the plots are consistent with each other (e.g. default colormaps, axis grids, font sizes, etc.). i think we're good but we should pay attention to this.

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

(feel free to close if we're already being consistent-- but i noticed that the example bar plots don't have axis grids, whereas the lag-CRPs and SPCs do)

andrewheusser commented 7 years ago

I think all styles are consistent across the plots. Which example bar plot are you referring to?

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

the one in this thread (see above)...maybe that was an old example?

jeremymanning commented 7 years ago

nvm-- i think we're good. closing.

andrewheusser commented 7 years ago

ah, that was a alternative style option 🎉 👍