Closed F1nnM closed 3 years ago
In next version, it'll be possible to specify the default column order for the table plot as well. When importing a dataframe, it will use the columns order as default orders for the parallel plot and the table.
You can test it now with the RC version (I changed the API for streamlit tho, see the other issue):
pip install hiplot==0.1.23rc121
Thanks, yes, works perfectly!
I supply my data in a dataframe with the columns in a specific order. Behavior doesn't change, even if I supply the order with
V 0.1.22: The table shows the columns in exactly the dataframe order. The parallel plot however has some random° order.
V 0.1.23rc116 and V 0.1.23rc118 with the compress option The parallel plot has the same random° order, regardless of the supplied order. The table has as random°° order, but different from the parallel plot.
°The order is not random, but always the same for one dataset It's randomly different between datasets. It's mostly in order, but a couple of columns are wrong. °°The order is always the same, but it seems completely shuffled. No resemblance to the original order
Example, in case it helps and to showcase the weird orders: My columns are ordered this way:
run_id
,model
,mean_*
,std_*
,param_*
The order I get them in the parallel plot:mean_*
,std_*
,param_*
, butrun_id
andmodel
appear in random places depending on the dataset I load. Same column names -> same order.Example 2: Columns:
run_id
,model
,m_*
,s_*
,p_*
The order in the parallel plot:run_id
,model
, and the rest shuffled in a order depending on the dataset I load. Same column names -> same order.If I use the browser debugger, I can see that the component gets the correct order transmitted at least.