Closed jlstevens closed 8 months ago
it would be amazing if the hover tooltip is hidden or suppressed when the cursor is not near a real data point; that would make this inspection much more like what users experience for non-image plots.
I'm guessing this would require a custom hovertool and customjs callback that sets the visibility of the tooltip based on the data value
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Oh I forgot about that bot, happy that it worked: https://holoviz-dev.github.io/examples/t_sne_roots/t_sne_roots.html
@droumis That is an excellent observation! Ideally this is something we could push to the Bokeh level...
Would it be an idea to make the plot responsive? (Yes 😉)
Would it be an idea to make the plot responsive?
Yes 😉. Jean-Luc indicated that the tricky aspect of that was, well, the aspect, in that the plot gets squished. But I argue that the plot should fill the template fully, but with black on either side initially and showing the complete data when zooming in. Using only the largest square plot is fine for a static plot, but as soon as one zooms in, it feels very constraining to be locked into that tiny box.
Wondering if we should leave the training data on hugging face or grab our own copy...
Definitely grab our own copy.
Superseded by https://github.com/holoviz-topics/examples/pull/337 which introduces client side color mixing.
I'll address the question about the potential colormaps there.
Adds an interactive dimensionality reduction dashboard example with instant inspection hover.
Wondering if we should leave the training data on hugging face or grab our own copy...