In "Detail View", for instance, the user can select a (sub)sample of points for some specific/detailed analysis; the selection will sync the points shown in both plots. When hitting the "reset" button (bokeh reset-tool) the selection is not reset though, only the axis range. This is counter-intuitive -- to me at least; I was expecting also a refreshing on points selection.
To have the original set of points back I have to zoom-out (enough to contain the original dataset area) and then select the whole area.
In "Detail View", for instance, the user can select a (sub)sample of points for some specific/detailed analysis; the selection will sync the points shown in both plots. When hitting the "reset" button (bokeh reset-tool) the selection is not reset though, only the axis range. This is counter-intuitive -- to me at least; I was expecting also a refreshing on points selection.
To have the original set of points back I have to zoom-out (enough to contain the original dataset area) and then select the whole area.
Below, a sequence of those steps:
initial plot:
selection of points:
zoom-out + selection all:
finally, reset (the axis range):