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Manuscript on spatial filtering method
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Further tuning of Fig1 #15

Closed jbusecke closed 3 years ago

jbusecke commented 3 years ago

Towards #6

iangrooms commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the updates! One remaining thing: could you increase the width of the blue lines in all figures? The red line in many cases is so close to the blue line that it obscures it. I tried doing this using the "linewidth=4" option, but got some errors.

jbusecke commented 3 years ago

How about a dashed line instead? Here is a quick example of the first panel:

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iangrooms commented 3 years ago

Looks good to me!

Ian

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How about a dashed line instead? Here is a quick example of the first panel: [image]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14314623/105186003-38245e80-5aff-11eb-8a23-1320a0542764.png

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jbusecke commented 3 years ago

Ok I pushed the changes. I also had another small suggestion. I think it is easier to read the plots with some grid lines in the background:

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This seems especially helpful to show where values actually go negative. The comand is simply ax.grid(). I put one example in there, you can either comment it out or apply it to all axes, depending on if you like it or not.

iangrooms commented 3 years ago

Looks great! Thanks again. I'll add the grid to the other panels on the main branch.