Larch Athena plots using .flat which is labeled "normalised" on the x axis but the Dataset is correctly labelled as "flattened".
Larch Plot uses the label "normalise" in both the input and the axis, and actually plots .norm which does not have the post edge fitting applied.
The flattened plot is more useful, so both tools should return this and label it as explicitly as possible.
Additionally, it should be possible to only select a subset of the plots for Athena, and these should be subplots on one .png output to limit the clutter in a user's history.
Larch Athena plots using
.flatwhich is labeled "normalised" on the x axis but the Dataset is correctly labelled as "flattened".Larch Plot uses the label "normalise" in both the input and the axis, and actually plots
.normwhich does not have the post edge fitting applied.The flattened plot is more useful, so both tools should return this and label it as explicitly as possible.
Additionally, it should be possible to only select a subset of the plots for Athena, and these should be subplots on one .png output to limit the clutter in a user's history.