Closed mharris-dstl closed 1 year ago
Animations appreciated.
FYI: QGIS (qgis.org) has a time enabled animator, and https://github.com/mitre/QgisTDC is also useful to visualize spatial data with time.
The plots look good.
If it isn't too much effort to implement but could you use a default value for timesteps
. This would instead pull all the timestamps from the various states that you plot. This could similar to AnimationPlotter
and #751
Additions: plot now rescales when uncertainty ellipses or particles are present (didn't before). Changed how resize works slightly. Improved association between legend and things that get plotted - fixed issue where 'turning off' tracks and groundtruth in the legend (by clicking on the specific legend item) didn't apply to ground truth and tracks that were yet to be present in the simulation.
Other additions: implemented suggested changes by gawebb. Have agreed with gawebb that using default value for timesteps isn't currently necessary as work required to implement would outstrip the benefits gained.
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Added a new class called "AnimatedPlotterly" that has the same usage as "Plotterly", but is animated so the user can see how tracking works through time. I have changed the tutorials so that they now use this class as a plotter rather than Plotterly.