Closed jbusecke closed 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.
How about a dashed line instead? Here is a quick example of the first panel:
Looks good to me!
Ian
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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:
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.
Looks great! Thanks again. I'll add the grid to the other panels on the main branch.
Towards #6