The problem occurs when you plot 2 overlapping signals, their paint-order is given by the order how the labels are shown. If the latter signal is "bigger", it hides the visibility of the former signal.
WORKAROUND:
when you use mouse to highlight a signal, it gets focus as is painted in the front.
Ideal solution:
somehow smart determine "smaller" signal (ok, does not work as it can change later in the signal) and paint it on the front.
set some opacity, so even overlapped signal is somewhat visible
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Reproduce,
plot the NAB example data, normalize and show both anomaly scores.
The problem occurs when you plot 2 overlapping signals, their paint-order is given by the order how the labels are shown. If the latter signal is "bigger", it hides the visibility of the former signal.
WORKAROUND: when you use mouse to highlight a signal, it gets focus as is painted in the front.
Ideal solution:
Reproduce, plot the NAB example data, normalize and show both anomaly scores.