jploveless
commented
2 months ago In result_manager, we could use
from bokeh.colors import RGB
and use the same colors as ResultManager, which are:
- obs_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 0, g = 0, b = 256) - mod_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 256, g = 0, b = 0) - res_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 256, g = 0, b = 256)' - rot_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 0, g = 256, b = 0) - seg_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 0, g = 256 b = 256) - tri_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 256, g = 166, b = 0) - str_vel_1:
color = RGB(r = 0, g = 128, b = 128) - mog_vel_1: N/A
For run_2, all color triplets are multiplied by 0.8, and the colored arrows are actually overlain on gray arrows of width 2, of grayscale value color = RGB(r = 205, g = 205, b = 205). This gives a sort of highlighted appearance, but the downside is that it doubles the number of plotted line objects.
brendanjmeade
Assigning to @jploveless because he has experience with what worked well and what didn't in ResultManager.
run_1
obs_vel_1: ???mod_vel_1: ???res_vel_1: ???rot_vel_1: ???seg_vel_1: ???tri_vel_1: ???str_vel_1: ???mog_vel_1: ???run_2
obs_vel_2: ???mod_vel_2: ???res_vel_2: ???rot_vel_2: ???seg_vel_2: ???tri_vel_2: ???str_vel_2: ???mog_vel_2: ???