Closed Kimeiga closed 3 years ago
Can you put more space into these subplots? They are overlapping.
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This is great! I have a subtle discomfort with this way of presenting things, but it will be easier to discuss tomorrow on Zoom.
Can you put more space into these subplots? They are overlapping.
haha I have tried 3 ways to no avail. I documented this on the slack thread too but when I tried different ways of spacing, it would make heights of the graphs tiny; I couldn't figure it out
I think the built version here shows that the texts are complete, but the figures are too small
Here is my attempt with tight_layout()
Here is my attempt with f.subplots_adjust(hspace=10.0, wspace=1.0)
It makes ample room for the labels and text, but then the graphs get too small. SOS
Swap the x- and y-axes, then the text labels would be horizontal.
current state: ![Uploading image.png…]()
Btw, all supplemental figures will be call EV from now on. (So Fig. EV3 instead of Fig. S3)
Note that I've put X scaling inside RegressionHelper, so you won't find it in this PR anymore.
Merging!
I have tried
f.tight_layout()
f.subplots_adjust(hspace=10.0, wspace=1.0)
andsubplotLabel()
(thinking it might handle the spacing too)Nothing spaces the figures out properly. SOS.
After that is done, I think the figure is ready.